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The Zeiss SFL 8x30 compared with select current 8x30/8x32 roof binoculars
I am pleased to report I have picked up a review unit of SFL 8x30 and as part of the review process will take photos of my finger positions while holding it for viewing and also of where my thumbs are placed during this process, which should send a shiver of anticipation down Brock's spine as he... -
The Zeiss SFL 8x30 compared with select current 8x30/8x32 roof binoculars
Good point Tommy and this is why I think SFL40 is clever. Whether SFL30 is as clever or a step too far (for me) I hope to find out very soon. -
The Zeiss SFL 8x30 compared with select current 8x30/8x32 roof binoculars
No the renting agent told a neighbour they have gone and left the house in an awrful mess that will cost more than the deposit to clean up and that is no joke at all. -
The Zeiss SFL 8x30 compared with select current 8x30/8x32 roof binoculars
Good news. Those neighbours (who were renting) have been evicted by the property owners and have now gone. -
The Zeiss SFL 8x30 compared with select current 8x30/8x32 roof binoculars
Come to think of it my Audubon (my first ever bino) was like that. Yes I miss Steve Moore's contributions too. -
The Zeiss SFL 8x30 compared with select current 8x30/8x32 roof binoculars
Already started due to our neighbours letting their dog roam over adjacent gardens doing what dogs do............ -
The Zeiss SFL 8x30 compared with select current 8x30/8x32 roof binoculars
I will be collecting a review SFL8x30 on 6th April and am looking forward to finding out how it handles including the focuser position. It seems likely the SFL's ultra-compact format may make using my ring finger to focus the most comfortable. Photos of folks reaching down to the focuser were...