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    Jun for fun. Dead serious (not) review of some 60x60 night vision ? binoculars

    Monoculars can have higher magnification (2000!) and a seemingly huge FoV (8000m/80000m).
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    EL 12x50 swarovision eyecups (inadequate eye relief)

    My experience is that the NL 42mm eyecups cannot be used on the EL 50mm, so the rumors that they fit the 50mm EL are not true. Congrats on getting the EL 12x50---it is one my favorite bino.
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    New AX Visio 10x32 binocular

    It appears that with the AX Visio you're going to have to use your phone more than your binos: review of swarovski AX Visio binoculars - Google Search At least if you buy the AX Visio from the following retailer you're going to save 533$ (which you can use to buy a good smart phone): Swarovski...
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    Funny ad

    I have been asked why Zeiss 8x60 blc and Nikon WX are GOATed. Goated is a way of saying someone/something is a GOAT=Greatest Of All Time.
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    What did you see in your binoculars today?

    A pair of burrowing owls. This cute little owl is one of my favorite birds. Binocular: Swarovski SV 12x50.
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    Funny ad

    They are listed for 25$, at that price they might be ...goated.
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    Funny ad

    I cannot tell you anything about the -ed, but many people posting on the internet use their, your etc. as a shorter form of they're, you're etc. (also to in lieu of too etc.).
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    Funny ad

    Title:"Binoculars Scanlux 8x30 Goated" I guess the seller meant to say Coated. The Zeiss 8x60 fat/tall boy and the Nikon WX 10x50 are GOATed.
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    Zeiss 10x32 T FL

    Your FL 10x32 has Lotutec coatings, which is good, but it is not a late production example. The SN of my FL 10x32, bought new in 2020, is 4919xxx and is likely one of the latest 10x32 FL made by Zeiss before discontinuing the line. The FL 10x32 is an excellent bino, still one of the best 10x32s...
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    Having 2 pairs of binoculars. Which would you choose?

    A binos enthusiast usually has a sizable collection, but in my opinion two binos are sufficient in most situations. My choice: Swaro 8x32 and 12x50 (either SV or FP).
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    What did you see in your binoculars today?

    Wild turkey with ruffled feathers and fanned-out tail that has survived Thanksgiving and now is trying to make it until after Christmas. Binocular: Swaro FP 8x32.
  12. PeterPS

    What did you see in your binoculars today?

    A pair of great horned owls sleeping on their favorite branch. Binocular: Swaro SV 10x50.
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    Zeiss 20 x 60 S binoculars; real or fake?

    Why do you suspect that these are fake? They look real to me: a pair of Habicht 8x30 apparently made at the end of 2000.
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    Is the Zeiss SFL 8x40 worth the difference in price over the Nikon MHG 8x42?

    I don't get the fuss about the "ignore feature", I have never used it and never will: if you don't like the posts by a certain member then don't read them, just skip them. I believe this feature is mainly used to show disagreement with or even humiliate someone: "I put you on my ignore list"...
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    What did you see in your binoculars today?

    Well-concealed Anna's hummingbird nest: the mother bird feeding a chick. Binocular: Swaro FP 8x32.
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