HenRun, thank you, again.
What you further explain about "focusing through" is noted and I will check--and possibly find it is something I experience but have not observed!
Following birds in flight thru. handheld 15x maybe no-one does! The MeoStar 12x50 is, of course, meant to be primarily handheld. Improved detail when mounted is seen even with 10x, any 10x.
With regard to what you say about the possibility of a yellow hue in the MeoStar 8x32, as I recall it is, on the contrary, in its non-HD vs HD that users find such a thing, but I may be wrong.
That "brightness washout" other reviewers find in the Swaro. 15x56 vs the MeoStar 15x56. Again, may be this varies among users. I am affected by that in many binos of diverse makes.
Well, I thought I could now stop yearning for the Leica Ultravid 7x42 but then learn you wear glasses which I don't and so I may be back where I was!
Not sure I understand "would rather have company". Is it that you have some really good friends? My minimalist "carrying set" is to be Zeiss Victory 8x25 in the pants pocket and MeoStar 15x56 with a mount hoped to be sought from the natural landscape, but I'm yet to actually try this out.
HenRun, I am, now, as often, worried about writing a lot off topic in a thread and think maybe we should curtail this dialog incited by me!
What you further explain about "focusing through" is noted and I will check--and possibly find it is something I experience but have not observed!
Following birds in flight thru. handheld 15x maybe no-one does! The MeoStar 12x50 is, of course, meant to be primarily handheld. Improved detail when mounted is seen even with 10x, any 10x.
With regard to what you say about the possibility of a yellow hue in the MeoStar 8x32, as I recall it is, on the contrary, in its non-HD vs HD that users find such a thing, but I may be wrong.
That "brightness washout" other reviewers find in the Swaro. 15x56 vs the MeoStar 15x56. Again, may be this varies among users. I am affected by that in many binos of diverse makes.
Well, I thought I could now stop yearning for the Leica Ultravid 7x42 but then learn you wear glasses which I don't and so I may be back where I was!
Not sure I understand "would rather have company". Is it that you have some really good friends? My minimalist "carrying set" is to be Zeiss Victory 8x25 in the pants pocket and MeoStar 15x56 with a mount hoped to be sought from the natural landscape, but I'm yet to actually try this out.
HenRun, I am, now, as often, worried about writing a lot off topic in a thread and think maybe we should curtail this dialog incited by me!
, hence my comment!
