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    Habicht for birdwatching?

    ....or sell them :) I find a smaller AFOV is noticeable when I first look through them, but after a few minutes it doesn't feel small. Would LOVE to try those 7x42 Habicht, the optics sound amazing
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    Habicht for birdwatching?

    agree! I have EDG 7x42 and I still covet the 7x42 Habicth, I'd love to try them. For the ultimate in high transmission and clarity. Also the ergonomic advantages of porro - they are significantly lighter in weight than the EDG or UVHD 7x42, and the porro body is more comfortable to hold...
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    Habicht for birdwatching?

    I haven't seen much useful difference in low-light between my 7x42 and 8x42, not enough to justify a second pair of binoculars. But there are other many other good reasons, the 7x42 would be a lot of fun to use. The lower power benefits, the fun of using a lightweight porro design with...
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    Habicht for birdwatching?

    I love Swarovski binos and porros in general but smooth, velvety focuser is a top priority with me, so I have not been tempted by the Habicht. The 10x35 Nikon E2 is less than half the price and has wonderful smooth focuser action, along with upgraded eyepiece design that works great. It's...
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