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<blockquote data-quote="Gilmore Girl" data-source="post: 3409805" data-attributes="member: 106744"><p>I owned the previous Trinovid (2012-15 version) for about 9 months and was impressed with it especially in the beginning. It has typical Leica great build and design. Mine had a very nice and smooth focus. The barrels are a little slimmer than the UVid and it's a little heavier. I remember the optics were nice overall , but some bad CA at times out of dead center. CA was controlled well in the center though.</p><p></p><p>I find my 7x42 HD+ to feel more comfortable to hold and it's a little lighter. A big part of why I like it better than the old Trinovid is due to the benefits of the 7x42 format. It's my impression that the optics in the 7x42 Plus is a good step up. The image is cleaner and has a quality I struggle to describe; some have described it as "washed clean" and that sounds about right to me. There's much less CA as well and it's a bit brighter with great colors and excellent contrast.</p><p></p><p>That's a great price for the Trinovid ... you got a great deal on a very nice bin.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gilmore Girl, post: 3409805, member: 106744"] I owned the previous Trinovid (2012-15 version) for about 9 months and was impressed with it especially in the beginning. It has typical Leica great build and design. Mine had a very nice and smooth focus. The barrels are a little slimmer than the UVid and it's a little heavier. I remember the optics were nice overall , but some bad CA at times out of dead center. CA was controlled well in the center though. I find my 7x42 HD+ to feel more comfortable to hold and it's a little lighter. A big part of why I like it better than the old Trinovid is due to the benefits of the 7x42 format. It's my impression that the optics in the 7x42 Plus is a good step up. The image is cleaner and has a quality I struggle to describe; some have described it as "washed clean" and that sounds about right to me. There's much less CA as well and it's a bit brighter with great colors and excellent contrast. That's a great price for the Trinovid ... you got a great deal on a very nice bin. [/QUOTE]
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