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Recent content by truculenter aspicientis

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    Osprey watching Threave Dumfries and Galloway

    Well had the canon 10x30is II out at Threave yesterday watching the nesting Ospreys. Well the views were stunning.. and I must admit the swaro peeps tried them and could see more with them than their £2000 bins. It's just easy, steady, never budged from centre of field of view, giving stunning...
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    Decided on 10x30 is II against alpha non stabilised

    Glad your wife is enjoying the binoculars, I'm made up with mine, the smiles I have only face when I use these can't be helped. There a preferred view for me compared to my swaros. The brilliant thing is even looking in the direction of the sun, (not at it) you get no glare or anything and the...
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    Premium (Alpha) vs Image stabilized

    😁😁😁😁👍
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    Premium (Alpha) vs Image stabilized

    Not yet.. might give them to the wife
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    Premium (Alpha) vs Image stabilized

    Well I have to say using Swarovski and Leica for many years, my new 10x30 is II are showing far more detail due to IS. There a pleasure to look through.. swaros now relegated to the draw . Anyone who hasn't tried them should.
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    Decided on 10x30 is II against alpha non stabilised

    I've not yet even noticed any CA.. I don't know what glass they use buy it's blooming good.😁
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    Decided on 10x30 is II against alpha non stabilised

    Had a brilliant night with them tonight birding, I seriously can just see details I've never seen with non IS. Mine are Taiwan.. The dioptre is firm but quite easy to move. Thanks Gary
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    Decided on 10x30 is II against alpha non stabilised

    Hermann Thanks, initial try they are amazing..wow the IS makes a works of difference. Seeing much more detail than my Swarovski 8x20b.
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    They've arrived WOW.. very nice..

    Thanks all. These are awesome.. getting rid of that micro shake with normal binoculars just makes viewing a pleasure. 😁😁😁
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    Decided on 10x30 is II against alpha non stabilised

    Thanks for the info, that's my thinking from a brief experience with the MK1 10x30is. I wonder why all the birders with Swarovski can't see the advantages? Surely I'd rather spend 1500ukp on the L 15x50 is similar than over 2000ukp so non is Swarovski. Thanks Gary
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    Decided on 10x30 is II against alpha non stabilised

    Thanks very much... Just waiting for the DPD van 😁
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    Decided on 10x30 is II against alpha non stabilised

    Jeff. Many thanks for that enthusiasm about them.. I have some batteries in charge as we speak. I'll report back tomorrow once here. Have a good night Thanks Gary
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    Decided on 10x30 is II against alpha non stabilised

    Hi all. Been after some binoculars for a while, I was tempted by the small curios by Swarovski, but then I thought, while using them and other binoculars I noticed the micro shake while viewing took away the actual detail of birds, or anything for that matter. So I decided today to buy some...
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    Curio 7x21 v Leica trinovid 8x32 HD

    Ok politely, can you peeps stay on topic pls, if not please start your own post to debate. 👍
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    Curio 7x21 v Leica trinovid 8x32 HD

    Admin can you delete my post as it's been taken over with non specific chat. Hijacked I think it's called.
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