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Swarovski 80 HD vs. Zeiss Diascope 85 (1 Viewer)
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I have a filter on my Nikon 60mm EDIII as it is supposed to take a bit more beating on travels than the Leica 77Apo which has to stay home on those occasions. It would seem both ways are fine as long as one tries to keep the objective cover on whenever the scope is being packed up.
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szybszy.
That's a good idea about using a filter for protection on the scope, I hadn't considered it. I've used a polarized filter on a Nikon SLR camera for a long time and have always felt it gave great protection and enhanced contrast on many of the shots, especially when mountan,snow glacier and blue sky were together. I know the lens cover screws on a Kowa scope, so that scope end has threads. I'll have to look at a swaro scope to see if a threaded filter will work because it has the spring-clip lens cover.
szybszy.
That's a good idea about using a filter for protection on the scope, I hadn't considered it. I've used a polarized filter on a Nikon SLR camera for a long time and have always felt it gave great protection and enhanced contrast on many of the shots, especially when mountan,snow glacier and blue sky were together. I know the lens cover screws on a Kowa scope, so that scope end has threads. I'll have to look at a swaro scope to see if a threaded filter will work because it has the spring-clip lens cover.
