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    Leica, Zeiss & Swarovski binoculars compared: A personal report

    Keep in mind that I'm talking specifically about the white milky haze that covers the underside of the view. I have no experience with other Swarovski's, nor do I own one. My observations are based on the pair of 8x32 Pure's that my woman owns and that I snatch away as often as I can. Too bad...
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    Leica, Zeiss & Swarovski binoculars compared: A personal report

    The trick is not to tilt your head forward a little bit and look up through the binoculars while resting them under your eyebrows, as I am used to doing, but keep them at a 90 degree angle of your face. Then you can even hover them in front of your eyes with no problem. These binoculars are good...
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    Leica, Zeiss & Swarovski binoculars compared: A personal report

    I had the same experience. The milky haze is the reflection of your cheeks in the eyepiece lenses. When you tilt the binoculairs down (ie: when you straighten them out on your face and let the eyecups block the reflected light from your cheeks) it disappears. These are binoculars that you have...
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