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Swarovski eye candy...
Anything specific, or was the view generally underwhelming? I’ve only tried a 95mm version. -
Swarovski eye candy...
The look of those orange NLs is growing on me. I can't quite justify getting an orange 10x32 to go alongside the 12x42, but maybe one day. -
Swarovski eye candy...
I have no idea if Zeiss will come up with something to compete with the ATX/BTX/STX modular design and 115 objective. Perhaps Zeiss will not be be motivated to go further with their R&D in that area. The one major thing the Harpia has over the Swarovski line-up is the amazing constant AFOV... -
Swarovski eye candy...
I’d love to 😆but i need a promotion first. It might be the way I celebrate if I get a new job. -
Swarovski eye candy...
Swaro ATX 'eye candy' from a store testing day, in comparison with Zeiss Harpia. -
Swarovski eye candy...
That's my main worry about the 115. I'd love to own and use one, but I'm imagining it would be such a chore to carry it into the field. The BTX is such an innovative and exciting idea, but the viewing position is also very limited (based on the one time I tested a model). I'm hoping that... -
Swarovski eye candy...
That's the one - what a beauty! And a great tripod, too. I'd also consider a Zeiss Harpia 95 or Kowa Prominar. But a Swarovski 115 would certainly be something to cherish. -
Swarovski eye candy...
If I get another Swarovski, it might be an NL 10x32 or (if I save up long enough) I might go whole-hog on the spotting scope and get an ATX 115. Dear Santa... -
Swarovski eye candy...
I've only got one Swaro. But it serves as my photographic model from time to time, when I have nothing better to do...