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<blockquote data-quote="Dean L" data-source="post: 1730054" data-attributes="member: 83386"><p>Hmmmm, all this talk of CA with respect to the 12X50 SEs has me nervous. Why? Because I have a new pair on order from Amazon, and I loathe CA! I have a pair of 8X32 SEs, and find them to be acceptable, but I wouldn't want to put up with significantly more. </p><p></p><p>I live on a small man made lake in Arizona and use my bins mostly for observing water fowl on the lake, so I am viewing in high contrast situations a great deal of the time. I ordered the 12X to get a little more reach as so many of the birds are often 200 yds. or more distant. However, if I'm going to be looking at red and/or green outlined birds, I'd rather pass. Can anyone give me a better sense of how much CA the 12X SEs are going to exhibit, perhaps in relation to some other well known models? Is noticeable CA going to be a fact of life in any of the 12X or higher powered binos currently available?</p><p></p><p>Thanks for your thoughts.</p><p></p><p>Dean</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dean L, post: 1730054, member: 83386"] Hmmmm, all this talk of CA with respect to the 12X50 SEs has me nervous. Why? Because I have a new pair on order from Amazon, and I loathe CA! I have a pair of 8X32 SEs, and find them to be acceptable, but I wouldn't want to put up with significantly more. I live on a small man made lake in Arizona and use my bins mostly for observing water fowl on the lake, so I am viewing in high contrast situations a great deal of the time. I ordered the 12X to get a little more reach as so many of the birds are often 200 yds. or more distant. However, if I'm going to be looking at red and/or green outlined birds, I'd rather pass. Can anyone give me a better sense of how much CA the 12X SEs are going to exhibit, perhaps in relation to some other well known models? Is noticeable CA going to be a fact of life in any of the 12X or higher powered binos currently available? Thanks for your thoughts. Dean [/QUOTE]
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