[wisb] Re: Binoculars...8x vs. 10x...what do you like and why?

  • From: ewbirdingwi@xxxxxxx
  • To: wisbirdn@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Sun, 24 Apr 2011 16:32:59 -0400 (EDT)

 Addition to my comment about the 10x42's.  I really strongly recommend going 
to a place like Eagle optics and try several binoculars before purchasing any.  
Each person has different preferences like close focus or distant focus etc.  
They will let you try any that you want.  It really is a personal choice.  The 
10x42's just aren't as hard to hold steady as they used to be.

Wyleen High
Amherst, Portage Co




 


 

 

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From: Wayne & Susie <wsrohde@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: miloloki <miloloki@xxxxxxxxx>; Wisconsin Birding Network 
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Sent: Sun, Apr 24, 2011 12:13 pm
Subject: [wisb] Re: Binoculars...8x vs. 10x...what do you like and why?


Since 2000, I've had the Swaro 8.5x42 EL bins, and love 'em!



I like the optics, mechanics and ergonomics.



As far as magnification goes, I prefer something in the 8-8.5x range. 

Anything below doesn't magnify as much as I want; anything above makes me 

susceptible to hand shake.  Plus the light gathering (exit pupil) is a bit 

better with the 8.5x than the 10x bin.



Just my two cents!



Wayne Rohde

Longing for warblers in Walworth, WI 



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