Large objective APM binoculars? (1 Viewer)

[Dennis Mau]

I've been looking to find a Zeiss Victory HT but, I think I'll wait until I hear about your experience with the Steiner ShadowQuest. The specs on that one look really good to me and to be honest, I wasn't aware of it until you posted about it a few days ago.

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[bockos]

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[Dennis Mau]

I get my APM APO 12x50 binoculars today from APM. I will write a review on them once I have tried them out. They were on sale at APM for about $350 and I received them in 2 days from Germany! Thanks, Markus.

 

[tenex]

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Yes... but now I've sent you a private message (conversation). Perhaps that will work better.

 

[Robert Moore]

Here is my APM binocular. One of my favorite for both daytime and astronomy.

 

[Canip]

Nice setup, Robert - congrats!
Canip

 

[Dennis Mau]

View attachment 1366261Here is my APM binocular. One of my favorite for both daytime and astronomy.

I bet those are fantastic for Astronomy. Do you get them out to dark skies at all? What type of eyepieces do you use?

 

[Robert Moore]

I haven’t had them out to a dark sky yet but I am sure they will be fantastic. I have three different sets of eyepieces. 24mm APM UFF, 18 mm Uff, and the Baader Morpheus 12.5 mm. I had the Nikon 20x120 III several years ago and fell in love with the big binocular views on the night sky. The Nikon was excellent but I can honestly say I like the APM more. Being able to change power is part of it but they are also optically excellent and stars are tack sharp and colorful. The moon with the 18mm eyepieces is just pure white and better than the view I remember in the Nikon. I don’t know if I just got an excellent sample but I highly recommend them.

 

[Dennis Mau]

Very, very seldom do you get superb seeing conditions. I had a 10 inch Dobsonian scope and one night the seeing was just spectacular, and I put a big Nagler on it and looked at the moon, and it was AMAZING! It looked like you were orbiting the moon in a spaceship.

 

[Binastro]

Has anyone used the Miyauchi BR 141 binocular?

Possibly 5 element fluorite objectives from Canon.

Regards,
B.

 

[Robert Moore]

You might have to ask this on Cloudy Nights. I have never looked through one. I looked through some of the older early production 100mm and they didn’t really impress me much.

 

[Dennis Mau]

Has anyone used the Miyauchi BR 141 binocular?

Possibly 5 element fluorite objectives from Canon.

Regards,
B.

Miyauchi BR 141 mm Galaxy - Binoculars - Cloudy Nights

Miyauchi BR 141 mm Galaxy - posted in Binoculars: I gave Kevin B at Oberwerk a call today about this pair. Read about their arrival in the USA from Barry Simons post in another thread. Even though the price is over $12K I always thought the Miyauchi 141 Galaxy offers a more attractive package...

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