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    Zeiss SF 10x42 dissection

    pretty funny! I couldn't have said it better myself. Having my own love/hate relationship with the 8x42 SF and the eyecups. I wonder if someday Zeiss will tire of seeing all these photos of people sticking tape and hair scrunchies and rubber rings on their $3000 new binoculars? Coming up on...
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    Zeiss SF 10x42 dissection

    Is that sand on that rock? Yikes! :D I never let "my precious" touch down on rocks or sand. I like these outdoorsy photos but I cringe at the ones on the ground. In astronomy it's considered a disaster if your optics touch the ground! :oops: I missed the "poor" rating on the eyecups, that...
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    Zeiss SF 10x42 dissection

    Interesting - I've complained about the BROD (blue ring) many times and I'm very critical of flaws but I've honestly never seen the orange crescent in the 8x42 SF"s - purchased fall 2022. I've used them quite a bit.
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    Zeiss SF 10x42 dissection

    The edge of field light artifacts in the SF are caused by improper eye placement. You get the eyecups at the right height, they go away. I've seen the "blue ring of death" in Swaro and Nikon binoculars as well, from the same problem.
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