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<blockquote data-quote="Pinewood" data-source="post: 3837897" data-attributes="member: 10255"><p>Hello Robert,</p><p></p><p>The 10x32 format is a not very popular. Possibly because of a belief that a smaller binocular is less stable than a larger glass, which is counter to my experience. Typically, eye relief is poor in this format, as in the Leica binoculars. </p><p></p><p>I agree that Zeiss achieved quite a lot in their 32 mm FL model but they are outliers in the FL Victory line as their 32mm models avoided the Abbe-Kōnig prisms and settled for the Schmidt-Pechan prisms, probably to minimize size. Zeiss may not be able to incorporate the improvements of the SF line in either an 8x32 or a 10x32, so their sale continues for the <em>cognoscent</em>i. My 10x32 FL is still working with only a worn Zeiss label showing wear after fourteen years.</p><p></p><p>Happy bird watching,</p><p>Arthur :hi:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pinewood, post: 3837897, member: 10255"] Hello Robert, The 10x32 format is a not very popular. Possibly because of a belief that a smaller binocular is less stable than a larger glass, which is counter to my experience. Typically, eye relief is poor in this format, as in the Leica binoculars. I agree that Zeiss achieved quite a lot in their 32 mm FL model but they are outliers in the FL Victory line as their 32mm models avoided the Abbe-Kōnig prisms and settled for the Schmidt-Pechan prisms, probably to minimize size. Zeiss may not be able to incorporate the improvements of the SF line in either an 8x32 or a 10x32, so their sale continues for the [I]cognoscent[/I]i. My 10x32 FL is still working with only a worn Zeiss label showing wear after fourteen years. Happy bird watching, Arthur :hi: [/QUOTE]
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