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  1. dorubird

    Is the 8x32 Victory SF really worth almost 2.5x the cost of the 8x32 Conquest HD?

    I had both in 10x42 format. Once you look through the big Fov of SF, the "wow effect" of the Conquest decreases. But the Conquest HD is so good, that I could live a lifetime with it.
  2. dorubird

    Is the 8x32 Victory SF really worth almost 2.5x the cost of the 8x32 Conquest HD?

    Of course, FL and Conquest HD are not two identical series because they have other specifications (FOV, eyerelief, mechanics, price etc.). However, the light transmission curve is identical in the Conquest HD and FL series. Zeiss gave up the FL series and was replaced with the cheaper Conquest...
  3. dorubird

    Is the 8x32 Victory SF really worth almost 2.5x the cost of the 8x32 Conquest HD?

    E II 8X30 has more eyerelief and FOV than Habicht, which makes Nikon more friendlier to look through it and imersive! 8.8 deg is one of the largest visual fields on the market today, only a few binoculars exceed it. And compared to Habicht the E2 it has a slightly wider sweet spot clarity to the...
  4. dorubird

    Is the 8x32 Victory SF really worth almost 2.5x the cost of the 8x32 Conquest HD?

    very well said(y) CSG, I tested these binoculars in the 10x42 version, not 8x32, but maybe it can help you for your "needs";) I had Conquest 10x42 hd and I can say that tested on a target with resolution lines show the same resolution from 10m as Victory SF 10x42. But if two binoculars have...
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