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Re: 8x vs 10x -- Posted by Jack Daynes on 09-04-03 12:35
Greg wrote:
> I am looking for another pair of binoculars to use while I walk my dog (2
> miles). For now I use a compact 8x25 which works while the weather is ok. I
> am looking for a waterproof pair for questionable fall weather. I have
> decided on a pair but am debating on a 8x42 or a 10x42 (roof type - fully
> multi-coated plus phase-corrected). All of my other binoculars are 8x. I
> walk in an open field area that often requires distant viewing of hawks,
> passerines, herons (by a creek), etc.. I am thinking that a 10x would give
> me the distant viewing and would diversify my binocular collection. My only
> concern is dealing with a smaller viewing area plus low light days.
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> Comments?
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> Thanks,
> Greg
> Nebraska
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>
Check out . Their Ranger
Platinum class
offerings would fit your needs nicely.
.
I have the 10x42 and the 12x50's and could not be happier.
You may prefer the 8x42's though.
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Re: 8x vs 10x -- Posted by John T on 09-04-03 13:10
Those Eagle Optics look really nice. Here's to hoping for the day when I
can afford a $400 pair of binoculars. :-)
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