Alexandr33
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Greetings friends!
I'm going to use binoculars in the city and in nature for long-distance observation. Also for the night sky, stars (planets), satellites, aliens and of course the moon.
I will mainly watch from the hands, but also from a monopod or a tripod as well.
Also of interest are observations of wild animals and shy birds.
While looking at the EL 10x42, 10x50, 12x50 and SLC 10x56, SLC 15x56
Unfortunately in Ukraine there are no latest Swarovski models in stores. To touch and look at them there is no way.
Experience with binoculars is, including with Swarovski (8x20b pocket and CL Companion 8x30).
Of high-magnification binoculars, there is an average level of binoculars in price: x15 astronomical and 12x50 But they do not reach the level of Swarovski.
PS. It is desirable that the light transmittance (%) be at least 90 or even more
I'm going to use binoculars in the city and in nature for long-distance observation. Also for the night sky, stars (planets), satellites, aliens and of course the moon.
I will mainly watch from the hands, but also from a monopod or a tripod as well.
Also of interest are observations of wild animals and shy birds.
While looking at the EL 10x42, 10x50, 12x50 and SLC 10x56, SLC 15x56
Unfortunately in Ukraine there are no latest Swarovski models in stores. To touch and look at them there is no way.
Experience with binoculars is, including with Swarovski (8x20b pocket and CL Companion 8x30).
Of high-magnification binoculars, there is an average level of binoculars in price: x15 astronomical and 12x50 But they do not reach the level of Swarovski.
PS. It is desirable that the light transmittance (%) be at least 90 or even more
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