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  1. Hermann

    The Zeiss Victory SF 8x32: a somewhat idiosyncratic, but comprehensive review

    Well, the latest iterations of the Habicht range are as colour neutral as a binocular gets IMO. I use them to determine if any other binocular has some colour tinge. They also have just about the best transmission around, so I also use them to check how bright a binocular really is. That said...
  2. Hermann

    The Zeiss Victory SF 8x32: a somewhat idiosyncratic, but comprehensive review

    Thank you for your reports. They make fascinating reading. Keep it up, please ... :-) Great stuff. I only wish others here would be equally careful - far too many reviewers tend to shoot from the hip on this forum. You need hours in the field, in all sorts of lighting conditions, you need...
  3. Hermann

    The Zeiss Victory SF 8x32: a somewhat idiosyncratic, but comprehensive review

    Using metal rings is a bad idea IMO, even with binoculars with metal strap lugs. I've seen binoculars where metal lugs were very worn after people used metal rings for attachment. Hermann
  4. Hermann

    The Zeiss Victory SF 8x32: a somewhat idiosyncratic, but comprehensive review

    Troubador? Do you have any information on what material they used for the attachment points? Plastic wouldn't really be a good idea IMO. Not for strap attachment points. Hermann
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