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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

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    See how we go with these.....

    Yes , the HT is superb, so far i'm really pleased. But from memory, the SLC is awesome too, its been a while since I had the pleasure, but I remember it being very good, but out of my price range at that time.
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    See how we go with these.....

    It's not such a good allrounder, and I do find that tunnel vision a bit of a restriction. I love the Habicht 7x42, but I would want another bino for general easier viewing. I feel that with the HT, I have a superb all round instrument, great for low light, good fov, easy handling, and to top it...
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    See how we go with these.....

    No... I was referring to the cost if I had bought the Fujinons, AND had to also have a general purpose bino. That would, in total, be more than this one on its' own. I actually paid £950, which considering they had just got back from East Coast for a full going over, boxed with accessories, I...
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    See how we go with these.....

    I was going to get a Fujinon FMTR 7x50 as I have started to do a bit of low light viewing, foxes and badgers and trying to find otters (failed so far) as the light fades, and also i've been doing a bit more stargazing (very casually)!! But being the opposite of a collector, I thought they would...
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