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Analog of Zen-Ray 7-8x with long eye relief ? (1 Viewer)

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hello

Who knows similar (as Zen-Ray ED 7x-8x) binocular with long eye relief, 19-20 mm ?

[ image sharp as in Zen ED, wide FOV, price not more than 400-500$]

(Eye relief of my field bino Minolta Activa 7x35 (18.5) is good for me. Eye relief of my Minolta Activa 8x42 (22mm) is more, than good for me. But sharpness of image with 8x42 is not exellent, CA is notiseable, depth of focus is smaller, than in 7x35)
 
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mmx_4 said:
hello

Who knows analog of Zen-Ray ED 7x-8x with long eye relief, 19-20 mm ?

[ image sharp as in Zen ED, wide FOV, price not more than 400-500$]

(Eye relief of my field bino Minolta Activa 7x35 (18.5) is good for me. Eye relief of my Minolta Activa 8x42 (22mm) is more, than good for me. But sharpness of image with 8x42 is not exellent, CA is notiseable, depth of focus is smaller, than in 7x35)
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What is an analog?
 
In the US the term Analogue, used to describe similar properties or functions, is usually used to describe chemical or biological properties. Otherwise, it's used to describe non-digital signals and other electronic means to display numbers etc.

The Hawke Frontier ED would be an "analogue" but the eye relief is not that great.
 
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birdazzLED said:
In the US the term Analogue, used to describe similar properties or functions, is usually used to describe chemical or biological properties. Otherwise, it's used to describe non-digital signals and other electronic means to display numbers etc.The Hawke Frontier ED would be an analogue but the eye relief is not that great.
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thanks for the clarification.
 
Hmm, Minox APO HG 8x43 BR - Field of View 394 feet/1000 yards, Eye Relief 19.5 mm
But price is very high. 8-(
 
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