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<blockquote data-quote="mfunnell" data-source="post: 3279342" data-attributes="member: 134332"><p>Just a quick update: the Diamondback 8x28s arrived this morning, and I am not disappointed. </p><p></p><p>They're the right size and weight for my purposes, fitting perfectly in the camera bag they'll live in without weighing it down. They give a good clear view. They focus 'the other way' from my Terras, but that's no big deal. I'll seldom use the two one after the other, and I can adjust quickly to either. Eye position is more critical with the Diamondbacks (not unexpected) and took me a while to sort out. </p><p></p><p>There are two oddities: the right eyecup sits slightly higher than the left in all positions, and I have to adjust the diopter <strong>way</strong> to the '<strong>+</strong>' side, unlike all my other binoculars where I centre it (with or without glasses). Related? I've no idea, nor do I know if this is a defect. But not a problem for me as everything is within the available range of adjustment. For about US$100 (including discount and $25 gift card that I <em>will</em> use) I'm not complaining.</p><p></p><p>I'll call this a successful exercise all around. Thanks again.</p><p></p><p> ...Mike</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mfunnell, post: 3279342, member: 134332"] Just a quick update: the Diamondback 8x28s arrived this morning, and I am not disappointed. They're the right size and weight for my purposes, fitting perfectly in the camera bag they'll live in without weighing it down. They give a good clear view. They focus 'the other way' from my Terras, but that's no big deal. I'll seldom use the two one after the other, and I can adjust quickly to either. Eye position is more critical with the Diamondbacks (not unexpected) and took me a while to sort out. There are two oddities: the right eyecup sits slightly higher than the left in all positions, and I have to adjust the diopter [b]way[/b] to the '[b]+[/b]' side, unlike all my other binoculars where I centre it (with or without glasses). Related? I've no idea, nor do I know if this is a defect. But not a problem for me as everything is within the available range of adjustment. For about US$100 (including discount and $25 gift card that I [i]will[/i] use) I'm not complaining. I'll call this a successful exercise all around. Thanks again. ...Mike [/QUOTE]
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