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<blockquote data-quote="Gilmore Girl" data-source="post: 3498313" data-attributes="member: 106744"><p>I regard the SE as the sharpest bin I've ever looked through. While I feel my Ultravid+ has an overall prettier view, I think the SE is sharper on axis and has a more transparent view as if the binocular is just an extension of your own eyes. This is how I remember it. IMO it's easily an "alpha" view meaning it's up there with the top roofs no problem. It's a shame that it was discontinued. </p><p></p><p>I don't regret selling mine especially now that I wear glasses. My 7x42 and my 6x30's work better for me with glasses than 8x32 format. I appreciate the larger exit pupil for comfort and ease of view with glasses. I'm sure Bruce, who I sold the SE to, is getting good use out of it and much more than I would if I still had it. </p><p></p><p>I wish there could be 6x30 or 6.5x30 porro of SE optical and build quality. </p><p>I would buy it in a second and donate my two 30mm cheap porros. They are nice but I'd love to see much better quality in the build especially and Optics on the level of SE. I know a lot of people here would be excited to see this happen.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gilmore Girl, post: 3498313, member: 106744"] I regard the SE as the sharpest bin I've ever looked through. While I feel my Ultravid+ has an overall prettier view, I think the SE is sharper on axis and has a more transparent view as if the binocular is just an extension of your own eyes. This is how I remember it. IMO it's easily an "alpha" view meaning it's up there with the top roofs no problem. It's a shame that it was discontinued. I don't regret selling mine especially now that I wear glasses. My 7x42 and my 6x30's work better for me with glasses than 8x32 format. I appreciate the larger exit pupil for comfort and ease of view with glasses. I'm sure Bruce, who I sold the SE to, is getting good use out of it and much more than I would if I still had it. I wish there could be 6x30 or 6.5x30 porro of SE optical and build quality. I would buy it in a second and donate my two 30mm cheap porros. They are nice but I'd love to see much better quality in the build especially and Optics on the level of SE. I know a lot of people here would be excited to see this happen. [/QUOTE]
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