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    Nikon ED82A scope v Smaller Scopes eg Swarovski 65 HD or others

    After about a 25 year absence I got back into bird watching when I retired about a year ago. I had a NIKON ED II scope with a 20 and 30mm eyepieces. After seeking advice, from this forum, I purchased the 20-60mm eyepiece. The eyepiece 'came with' a ED82A scope. I really like the view through...
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    Eyepieces for Nikon ED II

    Having been away from bird watching for a number of years I have come back to it fairly recently. I have a Nikon Fieldscope ED II with both the x20 and x30 eyepieces. I was thinking of getting the 20-45x zoom. Please could someone who has or had had this eyepiece comment on its image quality...
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    Swarovski EL 10x32 v Zeiss SF 10x32

    Can anyone please point me to a comparison between the Swarovski EL 10x32 and the Zeiss SF 10x32. Thanks
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    Buying first new binoculars in 30 years

    I'm replacing my Zeiss 7x42 Dialyts which I purchased in 1991 or thereabouts. In the intervening years the only other binoculars that I have looked through were my wife's 10x40 Optolyths and 8x32 Opticrons. I've been reading various posts in this forum and a lot talk about flat field v curved...
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