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<blockquote data-quote="FrankD" data-source="post: 1385566" data-attributes="member: 18544"><p>To be fair, I would like to see two small improvements to make these truly Alpha competitive in terms of their physical design (their optics are already there in my opinion). One, I would like to see either the diopter moved to under the focusing knob or I would like to see a locking mechanism placed on it where it is. I hear the ZRS is going to have a locking diopter so it should not be that much of an issue to see it on the ED as well.</p><p></p><p>Two, though I believe the eyecups are an upgrade from the Promasters (shape and function) I would like to see them have that feel that only the Alphas do. I am not sur if that is because most of the Alphas utilize metal in their eycup design or if they just use tighter tolerances but either way I think it greatly adds to the perception and overall level of quality. There is nothing wrong with the eyecup design now as it is entirely functional but if I wanted to improve upon something then these would be my suggestions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="FrankD, post: 1385566, member: 18544"] To be fair, I would like to see two small improvements to make these truly Alpha competitive in terms of their physical design (their optics are already there in my opinion). One, I would like to see either the diopter moved to under the focusing knob or I would like to see a locking mechanism placed on it where it is. I hear the ZRS is going to have a locking diopter so it should not be that much of an issue to see it on the ED as well. Two, though I believe the eyecups are an upgrade from the Promasters (shape and function) I would like to see them have that feel that only the Alphas do. I am not sur if that is because most of the Alphas utilize metal in their eycup design or if they just use tighter tolerances but either way I think it greatly adds to the perception and overall level of quality. There is nothing wrong with the eyecup design now as it is entirely functional but if I wanted to improve upon something then these would be my suggestions. [/QUOTE]
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