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  1. Tero

    Binoculars for forest birding

    Arthur, this seems to be a yes or no skill. I manage 10x OK, some people never do. I guess the lighter th binocular, the easier it is. There are som light 10x25 porros, and you then have to live with what FOV you get.
  2. Tero

    Binoculars for forest birding

    Yes, I do use 10x everywhere. We have a lot of sun, May thru Sep.
  3. Tero

    Binoculars for forest birding

    If light is a problem, my 1eveyday 10x do appear a bit dim. I would look at 8.5 as well as 8x for a one pair to cover all needs for a trip. Less choises at 8.5, though.
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