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<blockquote data-quote="Dorian Gray" data-source="post: 3616855" data-attributes="member: 61072"><p>My copy has slightly dark images that are nonetheless perfectly visible, with the possible exception that the hand position on page 165 is not clear until you read the text. I won’t be returning my copy for that.</p><p></p><p>Speaking of illustrations, I applaud the use of black and white. Colour would add nothing here but cost. So often that is the case.</p><p></p><p>I’m enjoying the book for its practical advice, authoritative description of collimation, historical context, anecdote, and distinctive voice. The layout and typography look home-made, but that only adds to the book’s charm and authenticity.</p><p></p><p>I am sure any binocular geek would enjoy it tremendously. Get it while it’s available!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dorian Gray, post: 3616855, member: 61072"] My copy has slightly dark images that are nonetheless perfectly visible, with the possible exception that the hand position on page 165 is not clear until you read the text. I won’t be returning my copy for that. Speaking of illustrations, I applaud the use of black and white. Colour would add nothing here but cost. So often that is the case. I’m enjoying the book for its practical advice, authoritative description of collimation, historical context, anecdote, and distinctive voice. The layout and typography look home-made, but that only adds to the book’s charm and authenticity. I am sure any binocular geek would enjoy it tremendously. Get it while it’s available! [/QUOTE]
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