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Message: <blockquote data-quote="SuperDuty" data-source="post: 3313634" data-attributes="member: 133977">Thanks JerryI agree, that's where I should have posted it, moderators please move the thread. We had bright sunshine today, so I took them back out for a short time with the sun overhead, in those conditions the image was very bright and clear. A woodpecker was at work in one of my sugar maples, and the SF acquitted itself in spectacular fashion while watching it, the limbs showing very little CA and the colors of the bird really popping. I can see where serious bird watchers would really enjoy the SF especially considering the light weight. Certain colors seem a little understated, but something that has brilliance really stands out in bold relief and looks almost shockingly bright and lifelike when the lighting suits the binocular. In some lighting scenarios I'm finding the SF a thrill to look through, in others not as much. A person just needs to see them for themselves.</blockquote>