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<blockquote data-quote="dwever" data-source="post: 3414160" data-attributes="member: 118803"><p>Arguably by execution of concept, the Zeiss 'flagship line' remains the Victory HT's.** </p><p></p><p>(For those not needing or wanting the flat rendering of space, edge-to-edge sharpness, and FOV (SF's and EL's), the HT's are a more natural image, and the "Zeiss masterpiece for people who want and appreciate the sharpest, brightest, most natural view in the image center, perfect panning with no rolling globe, the excellent three-dimensionality, and the extremely "quiet" images due to superb flare suppression." **For the viewer that wants sharpness to the very edge of the field, industrial design, build quality, ease of view and wide field of view, the technical achievement at the top of that pile arguably remains the Swarovision.)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="dwever, post: 3414160, member: 118803"] Arguably by execution of concept, the Zeiss 'flagship line' remains the Victory HT's.** (For those not needing or wanting the flat rendering of space, edge-to-edge sharpness, and FOV (SF's and EL's), the HT's are a more natural image, and the "Zeiss masterpiece for people who want and appreciate the sharpest, brightest, most natural view in the image center, perfect panning with no rolling globe, the excellent three-dimensionality, and the extremely "quiet" images due to superb flare suppression." **For the viewer that wants sharpness to the very edge of the field, industrial design, build quality, ease of view and wide field of view, the technical achievement at the top of that pile arguably remains the Swarovision.) [/QUOTE]
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