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    Reverse Porro - Nikon/Vortex/Carson comparisons

    Thanks chill6x6 - that's interesting feedback on the Pentax/Fujinon comparison. Even if the KF's are coming out of a Chinese factory, I would be surprised if Fujinon were not retaining careful 6-sigma manufacturing control. Their products do have a life-time warranty... But then again - so do...
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    Reverse Porro - Nikon/Vortex/Carson comparisons

    Hello jmeister, Fujinon KF 8x25 reverse porro is an interesting new one for me. Like you, can't find too much info on it. Specs look quite good though. On Amazon.com there is the following review comment: "Great value. Performance is better than my Nikon Travelites. Plus they are weather...
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    Reverse Porro - Nikon/Vortex/Carson comparisons

    Thanks PYRTLE. May be wishful thinking :-) As a matter of interest, why would you not compare a 7x20mm reverse porro to a 8x30 roof-top? Everyone knows that, pound for pound, a porro design is better than a roof top design? Also, given a reduced aperture and lower magnification, the 7x20 has a...
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    Reverse Porro - Nikon/Vortex/Carson comparisons

    Hello PYRTLE and NDhunter, The Opticron Taiga 8 x 25's are only 6degs FoV and not waterproof. Is there something else about this model that promotes them above the others? The Pentax Papillio II 6.5 x 21 looks like great fun for macro viewing (as a kind of varifocal Loupe/operating glass), but...
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    Reverse Porro - Nikon/Vortex/Carson comparisons

    Thanks AP. The 8x25 ProStaff ATB look interesting. Still only 6.3degs FoV. I'll do some more research into this model. Shame that there are not more 7x or 6x reverse porros... Regards, Hawk Eye.
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    Reverse Porro - Nikon/Vortex/Carson comparisons

    Hi - due to the current pandemic I've found myself doing a lot of hiking this year! The 8x42's are proving a little cumbersome. I'm looking to purchase some dedicated hiking binoculars and hoping to get high quality viewing from a lightweight pair of bins. I'm thinking that investing in some...
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