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    Do folks think the Ultravid HD+ 8x32 is on par with the Zeiss SF or Swaro EL 8x32s?

    I've compared them to other Leica instruments of that generation and they are in the ballpark, although when purchased they had an issue which has since resolved itself. What I like about the 7x42 UVHD I own is that my sample is zero-fatigue while decently sharp. I feel no eyestrain whatsoever...
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    Do folks think the Ultravid HD+ 8x32 is on par with the Zeiss SF or Swaro EL 8x32s?

    I meant that just like the 8x25 all other alphas I have tried eat the lunch of my 7x42. I went to the third floor of the Eiffel tower with the Pocket and the UV. The Pocket allowed me to watch the planes taxying on the ground at Roissy in bad light - I think that is 40km. With the Leicas I...
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    Do folks think the Ultravid HD+ 8x32 is on par with the Zeiss SF or Swaro EL 8x32s?

    I have an UVHD 7x42 and a Zeiss Pocket 8x25. The Zeiss eats the lunch of the Leica at far distance, and from what I've seen of other alphas that is also the case for them; on the other hand the 7x42 has the most pleasant view of any binocular I've tried, and if I were to choose a binocular for...
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    Do folks think the Ultravid HD+ 8x32 is on par with the Zeiss SF or Swaro EL 8x32s?

    The 35mm Retrovids are the contenders in this category. The 7x is nice. Edmund
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