Brief comparison between Swarovski AX Visio 10x32 vs EL 10x32 Swarovision (1 Viewer)

[David N]

my english is not good and it is even harder to write it using my small smartphone. so my real meaning may not be successfully conveyed then I use Korean language to Korean people... sorry for that...

jackjack: 매우 감사합니다

Nothing to be sorry about, I follow your postings and enjoy them very much. Keep up the excellent posts.

David

 

[tehri]

jackjack: 매우 감사합니다

Nothing to be sorry about, I follow your postings and enjoy them very much. Keep up the excellent posts.

David

And here no need to speak like Shakespeare, we understand everything through the eyepieces ! 😉

 

[jasminx]

the widt between lenses is width between THe Center of the objective lenses. not the rim of the tubes.

if that width is also same, I adimit I was wrong about width between 10x42 EL and 10x42 sf

if the distance between two bino are same. the more distortion ocuured in SF 10x42 may have affected the 3d rendering.

comparison between el 10x32 and sf 10x42

why I use 10x32 el's photo is that EL 10x32 has much similer fov to sf 10x42 (68.5 / 68)
in digiscoping, the wider the apparent fov is, the more amount of distortion (pincusion and barrel) is likely to get exaggerated by the camera lenses.
10x32 el amd 10x42 SF has almost same fov, so exaggeration also will be similer. so you can see the difference more cleary.

plus, 10x42 el does seem to have less distortion then 10x32 el.

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Hi jackjack! Thank you for your review on axvisio and appreciate all the insights you’ve shared. I'm considering getting one for myself and would really appreciate your insights.

I’m curious about what you find most valuable about the axvisio. Is it the real-time bird ID, or perhaps the ability to simultaneously observe and capture images that makes it stand out for you, or others?

As I noticed that you have many other devices, could you share how often you use your axvisio now? And are you using it mostly on dedicated birding trips, or do you find it useful for casual observations near your home too? Given your experience, I’m curious about whether you think the axvisio could serve as a complete replacement for traditional binoculars and cameras? In what ways do you find it superior or lacking compared to using separate devices for birdwatching and other outdoor activities?

Thanks a bunch!