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

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  1. Troubador

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  2. Troubador

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    If your Nikon's are Prostaff 7S 8x42 then the Conquest will give you almost 16% bigger field of view by area and the close focus is less than half the distance at 1.5 metres vs 4 metres. The close focus may not be important if you only use binos for birding but if you don't then you might find...
  3. Troubador

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    PD There are a few different effects that happen if the eyecups don't deliver your eyes to the right place. And there are no eyecups on earth that can do this perfectly for everyone. Think of the different shaped faces we have with some eyes prominent and some sunken and if you wear spectacles...
  4. Troubador

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    We have Leica Trinovid HD 8x32s as well but comments about these and the Conquest 32s don't really help you. However I can say that the Leicas and the Conquests are solidly built. As to how solidly the Conquests are built take a look at this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5qri4RuT7Bk Lee
  5. Troubador

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    Hello again PD. All of those models have great reputations. I have tried the Zeiss and the Leica and they are both terrific. A Conquest HD 8x32 is one of my favourite binos even though I have some that are much more expensive. The Vortex has a stellar reputation but production moved last year...
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