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Help! Coatings on Victory SF being... weird? (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter LaKu
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You beat me to it.
Never make a simple thing complicated …… you’ll wear your brain out.
Hermann
Well-known member
I've got a Dialyt 8x30BGAT*P dating back to 1990. The eyepiece lenses are quite different in colour. No differences in optical performance. These things happen from time to time due to minimal temperature variations in the coating process. Never bothered me.
Hermann
Ooook, another little update.
I got a call from the shop that they had response from Zeiss. (They had sent them photos and a description of the case)
Zeiss wrote (based on the photos) that they had never seen such an extreme difference in color in objective coatings and asked if it was possible to send them the bins for inspection.
So I brought the bins to the shop to be sent to Zeiss. Sadly they didn't stock a replacement pair and I'm now without a Victory SF. No big deal tho, as I luckily own other pairs of bins (Just a little sad to not have my "new toy" around to play with
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Now I'm even more curious to hear what Zeiss has to say, but it might take a couple of days/weeks until I know what's going to happen.
I got a call from the shop that they had response from Zeiss. (They had sent them photos and a description of the case)
Zeiss wrote (based on the photos) that they had never seen such an extreme difference in color in objective coatings and asked if it was possible to send them the bins for inspection.
So I brought the bins to the shop to be sent to Zeiss. Sadly they didn't stock a replacement pair and I'm now without a Victory SF. No big deal tho, as I luckily own other pairs of bins (Just a little sad to not have my "new toy" around to play with
)Now I'm even more curious to hear what Zeiss has to say, but it might take a couple of days/weeks until I know what's going to happen.
Hermann
Well-known member
I believe they'll change the objective lens. I also believe they'll check the whole binocular very carefully, so you'll end up with a perfect binocular ...
Hermann
