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J
Meopta 15x56 HD
What I've figured out is that guys like you, who offer optics evaluations based upon published numbers, and not personal evaluations, are laughable. Your Meopta "evaluation" qualifies. -
J
Meopta 15x56 HD
So in comparing the conquest 15x56 HD, side by side with the Meopta 15x56 HD, which this thread is/was referring to (Meopta), what are the pros and cons of each, according to your actual use? -
J
Meopta 15x56 HD
Glad you like the conquest. While you may immerse yourself in reading specs/numbers, I actually use them in the field. I'll stick to the way I do it. I have a Meopta S2 spotter for the "wonders of the night sky".......best spotter on the planet IMO, and yes, I use them, not read about them. -
J
Meopta 15x56 HD
No, I do not wear glasses, and no, I did not think the view through the conquest hd is any better than the view through the Meopta HD's , whether 15x56 or 10x42. I also don't care about the night sky view, I care about viewing animals in the daytime, from dusk until 30 minutes after dawn. -
J
Meopta 15x56 HD
You need to actually use these binoculars instead of only reading about the specs. I did just that yesterday at Cabelas, going outside with a tripod, and the Meopta HD gives up nothing to the Conquest HD, with no eye relief issues. So don't kid yourself. The meopta HD, whether in 15x56, or... -
J
Meopta 15x56 HD
Alaska, this is a very timely post, since I'm looking for good glass in that same configuration. Primarily used for big game hunting out here in the open spaces of W TX. I've always been impressed with Meopta, and My Meopta 10x42's are outstanding. Please speak a little on the sharpness...