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Name a Bird You've Photographed
Common starling (Sturnus vulgaris)- coaster56
- Post #4,444
- Forum: Birds & Birding
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Hello from the great state of New Hampshire, USA.
Welcome to the Birdforum community. -
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Swarovski EL 8x32 vs 8.5x42
I have the Swarovision 8x32's and I love them. Great field of view for birding. Best money can buy. -
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General spotting scope questions
Yes, probably.- coaster56
- Post #9
- Forum: Spotting Scopes & tripod/heads
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General spotting scope questions
I have read good things about Kowa, a lot of nra iron sight competitors use them. Been a while since I've looked into it so not sure if that is still the case. I don't think they have a mil reticle option though so keep that in mind.- coaster56
- Post #6
- Forum: Spotting Scopes & tripod/heads
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First image of NL x52's!
Looks really nice. Looking forward to laying my hands on one. -
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Which binocular(s) did you use today?
A few, 8x42 NL Pure, Ultravid HD+ 8x32, and so lovely much older 8X30 SLC Swarovski MkII. All have a place, the NLs are largely for astro and birding, the UVids are walking binos, and the SLCs live in the van. I'm not rich at all between, just a buy once, cry once sort of bloke.- coaster56
- Post #370
- Forum: Binoculars
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10x42L vs Nikon MHG
We all have our opinion and perspective at looking at things. Thanks for the insight about the 10x42L. -
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10x42L vs Nikon MHG
I would take MHG over most 10x42l, IMO. The MHG has advantages of edge to edge clarity and it deals with glare and flaring much better.