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  1. J

    Using the Zeiss Dialyt 18x45 in the field - impressions

    Arthur - Hermann is correct. The scope I am using is the Dialyt 18x45x65 MM. You will see in my post #2, I include all the numbers. Sorry if I created some confusion. When the Dialyt first came out, I thought it should be a 15x45 zoom rather than an 18x45 zoom - to have a wider field. But of...
  2. J

    Using the Zeiss Dialyt 18x45 in the field - impressions

    Arthur - According to the info I have found, the Dialyt was introduced in 2011. John
  3. J

    Using the Zeiss Dialyt 18x45 in the field - impressions

    Arthur - How old the Zeiss? - estimate it was made 2 years ago. John
  4. J

    Using the Zeiss Dialyt 18x45 in the field - impressions

    First, because I have the time, and second because I become somewhat bored when I have the time, and third because I have become intrigued with the Zeiss Dialyt 18x45x 65 MM spotting scope, I decided to test it against a spotting scope with an impeccable reputation, the Swarovski 65 MM HD with...
  5. J

    Using the Zeiss Dialyt 18x45 in the field - impressions

    For over a month now, I have been using the Dialyt 18x45 on numerous trips. When not travelling, It sits on a tripod in front of my bay window over looking the north fork of the Smith Rivers and its meadows with mountains several miles away. Many comparisons have been made with other spotting...
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