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<blockquote data-quote="Alexis Powell" data-source="post: 1484120" data-attributes="member: 5327"><p>For those who have commented on double versus single-hinge pocket roofs and fiddling w/IPD, please note that the Leica Ultravid is a double-hinge design but it has positive stops that limit how far the sides unfold. Consequently, it can be used just as easily as the single-hinge Zeiss Victory design. If you focus w/ your right hand, fold the right side out all the way, then adjust the IPD by unfolding the left side the correct amount while looking though the binos. As a bonus, this technique places the focus knob so that it can be rolled efficiently with the pad of your finger instead of the tip. </p><p></p><p>--AP</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Alexis Powell, post: 1484120, member: 5327"] For those who have commented on double versus single-hinge pocket roofs and fiddling w/IPD, please note that the Leica Ultravid is a double-hinge design but it has positive stops that limit how far the sides unfold. Consequently, it can be used just as easily as the single-hinge Zeiss Victory design. If you focus w/ your right hand, fold the right side out all the way, then adjust the IPD by unfolding the left side the correct amount while looking though the binos. As a bonus, this technique places the focus knob so that it can be rolled efficiently with the pad of your finger instead of the tip. --AP [/QUOTE]
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