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  1. lilcrazy2

    Are the Swarovski NL 8x32s the best birding binoculars?

    You want my address? :)
  2. lilcrazy2

    Are the Swarovski NL 8x32s the best birding binoculars?

    A very thoughtful observation. Kudos (y)
  3. lilcrazy2

    Are the Swarovski NL 8x32s the best birding binoculars?

    some of the other parts are interesting. But this is my all time favorite read: https://www.houseofoutdoor.com/testrapporten/COLOR_VISION_BRIGHTNESS_RESOLUTION_AND_CONTRAST_IN_BINOCULAR-IMAGES_highres.pdf
  4. lilcrazy2

    Are the Swarovski NL 8x32s the best birding binoculars?

    one appears slightly darker. Perhaps this illustates his intent better on background effects https://www.xrite.com/blog/color-perception-part-3
  5. lilcrazy2

    Are the Swarovski NL 8x32s the best birding binoculars?

    I guess you didn't understand my previous post where I said flip flops are for your feet and not for posting
  6. lilcrazy2

    Are the Swarovski NL 8x32s the best birding binoculars?

    I bet I could find literally dozens upon dozens of posts by you thru the years justifying to others why your flavor of the month's narrower FOV is not that big a deal compared to other optical advantages. When you had the SFL's you posted that the SFL's had less glare and better colors than the...
  7. lilcrazy2

    Are the Swarovski NL 8x32s the best birding binoculars?

    If the NL 8x32's are the best for the average birder, I wonder what the best would be for the advanced birder? I wonder if the average birder would even spend a grand on binos, let alone two or three grand. Same would be true in my mind for the average hunter, archer, shooter or peeping tom...
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