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<blockquote data-quote="Stephen Prower" data-source="post: 3505164" data-attributes="member: 115634"><p>David</p><p></p><p>1. Many thanks for the helpful information!</p><p></p><p>2. You caught me just completing a 'field' comparison of the central resolution of the Comet AX24 6x24, in this afternoon's excellent light, with a couple of OK binoculars, a 7x and an 8x.</p><p></p><p>I don't find a perceptible difference between the three binoculars, but I believe that, as to perceived resolution, due to compression of the image a true comparison would be with a 6x binocular.</p><p></p><p>And of course I should be using a calibrated target; not a subjective 0K/Not OK criterion using a distant field target -- in my case some regular holes in a chimney stack at circa 100yd (91m), or a Squirrel's drey at c150yd (137m).</p><p></p><p>3. The 'honesty' of the figure of 9.4* Field of View in the documentation that accompanied the Comet AX24 (I got the same approximate result yesterday from a more thorough comparison with a claimed 9.5* optic) is not only refreshing, but lends credence to the honesty of the figure also of <7" resolution.</p><p></p><p>That's all I can say.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Stephen Monday 2 January 2017</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stephen Prower, post: 3505164, member: 115634"] David 1. Many thanks for the helpful information! 2. You caught me just completing a 'field' comparison of the central resolution of the Comet AX24 6x24, in this afternoon's excellent light, with a couple of OK binoculars, a 7x and an 8x. I don't find a perceptible difference between the three binoculars, but I believe that, as to perceived resolution, due to compression of the image a true comparison would be with a 6x binocular. And of course I should be using a calibrated target; not a subjective 0K/Not OK criterion using a distant field target -- in my case some regular holes in a chimney stack at circa 100yd (91m), or a Squirrel's drey at c150yd (137m). 3. The 'honesty' of the figure of 9.4* Field of View in the documentation that accompanied the Comet AX24 (I got the same approximate result yesterday from a more thorough comparison with a claimed 9.5* optic) is not only refreshing, but lends credence to the honesty of the figure also of <7" resolution. That's all I can say. Stephen Monday 2 January 2017 [/QUOTE]
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