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Zeiss SFL 8x40, A Field Review (1 Viewer)
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Thank you very much @Gijs van Ginkel for the nice report. Are those values in Table 1 measured values? I have doubts about the Habichts 10x40. Is it really have 16 mm of eye relief? I remember someone mentioned the actual FOV of it is even a few meters larger than the FOV mentioned on the Swarovski website.
Thank you.
binomaniac
Well-known member
The team from Allbinos measured 110 meters field of view with Habicht 10x40, in the specifications from the factory it appears 108
Each measurement is affected by some error.
108m is under 2% different from 110m. If the error in measurement is 2% or more, you cannot say who is who.
And if it is not measured but calculated...
Example: with 1% error, 108m can be 109 m and 110m can be also 109m.
They're metal.
I think I can even say they are magnesium...they sure seem like they are part of the primary body casting. I've already managed to use mine enough to wear the coating edge and for the metal to show through ---
Gijs van Ginkel
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Viraj, post 564,
We measured the eyerelief with a Ramsden dynameter. Furthermore weight, size of exit pupil, objective diameter, and light transmission were measured. We did not measure the FOV.
Gijs van Ginkel
We measured the eyerelief with a Ramsden dynameter. Furthermore weight, size of exit pupil, objective diameter, and light transmission were measured. We did not measure the FOV.
Gijs van Ginkel
not there anymore!
Gijs van Ginkel
Well-known member
I did not change anything, it was done by the WEB-master of House of Outdoor.
Gijs van Ginkel
Gijs van Ginkel
Gijs van Ginkel
Well-known member
Ignatius, post 572,
I reread your post and I am very curious what you are talking about, when you wrote "He changed the title and has chosen a dreadful font". We never changed the title and the pictures are all the time identical. The only thing that was corrected was the construction year of the early Habicht 10x40 since it was not 1973 (based on the information I had received originally: but 1984. John Roberts had also indicated to me that 1973 was wrong).
Gijs van Ginkel
I reread your post and I am very curious what you are talking about, when you wrote "He changed the title and has chosen a dreadful font". We never changed the title and the pictures are all the time identical. The only thing that was corrected was the construction year of the early Habicht 10x40 since it was not 1973 (based on the information I had received originally: but 1984. John Roberts had also indicated to me that 1973 was wrong).
Gijs van Ginkel
james holdsworth
Consulting Biologist
Font looks fine to me , I use it everyday in reports.
Vespobuteo
Well-known member
Suspect the "odd" font you are seeing, is picked by your operating system (or perhaps the web browser plugin). I see the same font as usual.
Transmission curve seem to be quite similar to Conquest HD by the way.
james holdsworth
Consulting Biologist
Yes, I don’t see that either when I open the link, just a rather typical font….agree that one is hard on the eyes.
Gijs van Ginkel
Well-known member
When I open the test report file it is exactly as it was designed, so no problem and it is as shown in post 579 by Ted Y.
Gijs van Ginkel
Gijs van Ginkel
