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<blockquote data-quote="OPTIC_NUT" data-source="post: 2927293" data-attributes="member: 121951"><p>I've been looking that one over too...</p><p>it's probably not possible to have ultra-wide binoculars that are also ultra-sharp.</p><p>Not that I wouldn't love a big view, though. Phase-coating probably wouldn't</p><p>make much difference with the huge light angle you're admitting. Extra and ultra-wides</p><p>always pay a price in contrast.</p><p></p><p>The business about paying the freight to China for a return is still a \</p><p>sticking point for me. I worry a little about what shape the image is in </p><p>near the edges as well. I got some 8x25 ProMasters that looked fantastic</p><p>at the photo store but were fuzzy outside 50% fov and had a very shallow</p><p>depth of field. I didn't test enough at the time.</p><p>Everything was premium except the oculars. That's another</p><p>China 'amazing value' brand. Some models are great, others may have </p><p>odd compromises.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="OPTIC_NUT, post: 2927293, member: 121951"] I've been looking that one over too... it's probably not possible to have ultra-wide binoculars that are also ultra-sharp. Not that I wouldn't love a big view, though. Phase-coating probably wouldn't make much difference with the huge light angle you're admitting. Extra and ultra-wides always pay a price in contrast. The business about paying the freight to China for a return is still a \ sticking point for me. I worry a little about what shape the image is in near the edges as well. I got some 8x25 ProMasters that looked fantastic at the photo store but were fuzzy outside 50% fov and had a very shallow depth of field. I didn't test enough at the time. Everything was premium except the oculars. That's another China 'amazing value' brand. Some models are great, others may have odd compromises. [/QUOTE]
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