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Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review
I would imagine clay targets in skeet, trap and sporting clays shooting -
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Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review
left is obviously a green/yellow tint. right appears to have slight red tint -
Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review
Here is a good site on color, contrast and perceptions. You can click thru the various parts https://www.xrite.com/blog/color-perception-part-4-human-traits -
Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review
The one on the left looks neutral to me, whereas right one has a very mild and slight yellow/green tint -
Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review
Lee Wasn't trying to offend, but wrote and posted this not seeing or aware of any of your above responses -
Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review
Like you and Adhoc. after I read Lee's review, I wondered about the same things. I always enjoy Lee's reviews, the places he visits, and his descriptive and evocative prose. Many times after reading about the places he visits as he makes it all seem so magical, I wonder "where in the world is... -
Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review
A very interesting read indeed, and thanx for the effort you put into this analysis. I guess the takeaway from this based on your boosted analysis that there is almost no measureable difference between the group on sharpness and contrast boosted to 4x, would hold true unboosted. It would be... -
Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review
Perhaps. Lets see. Canip says NO and Lee says YES I guess that clarifies it for me. -
Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review
When I read this it made me smile - and then I silently probably agreed in my mind - and then thought about the responses. Oh well.