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  1. Conndomat

    I tried a slug of $1K roof-prism binoculars and I think the Zeiss Conquest HD 8x32 is still the best for the money!

    Beim SF 8x42 stimme ich Dennis zu, die orangefarbenen Halbmondfackeln liegen im Bereich von 4 bis 8 Uhr bei gewissem Lichteinfall (meistens gegen die tiefstehende Sonne.) Ich habe auch einige hochwertige Ferngläser (nicht so viele wie Andy ;)) inklusive FL und diese orangen Halbmonde sind hier...
  2. Conndomat

    I tried a slug of $1K roof-prism binoculars and I think the Zeiss Conquest HD 8x32 is still the best for the money!

    There was a lot of discussion about the glare in the NL, I also see it but don't feel it so strongly that I could not use the NL. Different with the SF 8x42, it is a little better but under certain conditions I can also see the red, orange crescent moons. There is also a noticeable blue ring at...
  3. Conndomat

    I tried a slug of $1K roof-prism binoculars and I think the Zeiss Conquest HD 8x32 is still the best for the money!

    Then the lens caps were worn out from the start! They never fit. By the way, the opposite problem with the lens caps on the Swaro 8x5x42, I have to fumble these things in and out, they don't fit either. Andreas
  4. Conndomat

    I tried a slug of $1K roof-prism binoculars and I think the Zeiss Conquest HD 8x32 is still the best for the money!

    I've had my 10x32 Conquest for many years, the lens caps fall off when the glass hangs down, they just don't fit! The SF lids have the same principle, here they are a little more precise. The old FL lids are perfect for me, just put them on and it's good, there were never any problems with...
  5. Conndomat

    I tried a slug of $1K roof-prism binoculars and I think the Zeiss Conquest HD 8x32 is still the best for the money!

    Binoculars could be so beautiful if only these useless accessories not were included.;) The manufacturers come up with many subtleties that don't work in the end. For me it is often a nuisance, lids that fall off by themselves, do not fit properly or smear the optics! When it comes to the...
  6. Conndomat

    I tried a slug of $1K roof-prism binoculars and I think the Zeiss Conquest HD 8x32 is still the best for the money!

    (y) Andreas
  7. Conndomat

    I tried a slug of $1K roof-prism binoculars and I think the Zeiss Conquest HD 8x32 is still the best for the money!

    Beth...I can't say anything about the MHG 8x30, I don't know that glass! Andreas
  8. Conndomat

    I tried a slug of $1K roof-prism binoculars and I think the Zeiss Conquest HD 8x32 is still the best for the money!

    Dennis where did the Fujinon FMT 10x50 land? Andreas
  9. Conndomat

    I tried a slug of $1K roof-prism binoculars and I think the Zeiss Conquest HD 8x32 is still the best for the money!

    Hi Beth, unreserved consent!;) I had the HG 8x42 a few years ago and it just can't match a Swarovski EL or EDG, imo they're just a class better. For me, the HG had too soft edges for a flat-field design, the chromatic aberrations were also more significant and the center sharpness was also...
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