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Dear Adam - We're so pleased to assist you. Keep up the stunning photography!

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It makes such a great difference when the phone camera lens is not just stable, but flush to the eyepiece as it cuts out stray light, wobble and then becomes a responsive and rewarding way to preserve some of your most memorable time in nature. A great advantage is the speed of set up ensuring the quickest response to what is going on around you.

It is true that the modern clarity afforded by their unique processes, materials and coatings, are truly jaw--dropping. Their fixed and modern zoom lenses offer outstanding light transmission. For example, did you know that they produce a modern extreme wide-angled 80x power eyepiece for their Prominar line. It is spectacular, to say the least. Thank you for watching.

The HDX is a different animal to the HD and features the very latest coatings from Zeiss. Colour contrast is rich and deep with superb blacks and blues, greens and reds, details in the shadows and superb twilight and dawn performance. Significantly worthy of note is that the new 8x32 HDX is brighter than the former HD 8x42. Many compare this now to the Leica Trinovids and for good reason thanks to these new coatings. This 8x42 HDX sounds like the perfect solution for you.

Hi Tim, It was good to talk and I hope informative too. Thanks for the call. Kindest regards.

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It's true - but it is a serious performer, which although billed for youths produces Swarovski quality know how at a new price point for the brand. The depth of view, width and brightness is quite special.

I tried it in a store and compared it to the Cl Pocket 8x25. Honestly I liked the CL better and bought it. Bigger apparent field of view and easier eyeplacement. Also brighter with a bigger exit pupil. Both are definetely good though.

The Curio has a large bright exit pupil of 3mm for the size and a very rewarding relaxed focus system due to the superb depth of field being derived from 7x power at that objective size. It also feels incredibly well 'planted' due to the stability afforded by a 7 power. Once you try one, it's hard to put it down.

Is it a difference between VP 8x25 or Curio? Apart from the size? Enough to have them both? ​@@SouthWestOptics-tp8yz

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Look at Pentax Papilio 6.5x21 or 8.5x21 binoculars. They're designed with insect watching in mind, so focus down to less than 50cm - most binos, even at lower power, can't focus as close as the ground at your feet. Optical quality on them is generally decent (at budget prices reverse porro prism designs are optically superior to roof prisms). The only issue with the Pentax Papilio is that they're not nitrogen purged so they can fog up in bad weather.

@@Jaccayumitty Thx! Ordered!

It’s a Japanese bino, good quality, probably made in the Kamakura or Fujinon factory. Many brands are manufactured there. It’s not comparable with the top line of Zeiss, Swarovski or Leica. Those binoculars are better, but not twice as good although the price is twice as high. If you have the money, I would advice to compare the binoculars and decide for yourself if it’s worth the extra money.

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Value for money, at under £1,000, these represent outstanding returns in your views. They have a stunning flat and wider field of view with smooth focus and are approximately 2.5x less expensive than the Noctivid and are much lighter than both.

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That’s a good price. I paid £1075.

The contouring and materials have been made more ergonomically tapered to your eye socket, smoother in operation and easy to adjust - they are not stiff. They offer a very relaxed and comfortable viewing experience. Noteworthy, the 8x32 is also brighter than than the former 8x42. Yes, than the x42.

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£2’200

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No you didn’t, no human can hold them satisfactorily at that magnification

The magnification and the sensor resolution

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I have the Svarowski NL Pure 14 x 52 with the FRP Forehead Rest and I can keep it very still , even without the Forehead. Rest Forehead Rest makes it bit easier.

@@Bikerbeest Wow.... game changing.

You'll be happy with the Leica. Very bright and compact. Ultra sharp optics. Its focusing wheel feels a tad cheap but you'll quickly forget about it.

The Swaros are better, just saying.. and the customer service (if you need it) is superb if not a little slow due to having to return them to Austria. I tried both for a month on lease and settles on the Swaro 10x25's.

Yes, they are indeed. You may likely benefit from the forehead rest produced by Swarovski called the FRP. Depending on how steady you are, you may find this isn't essential, but it is helpful for extensive day long use, as an example.

@@russellwelton813 Thanks. I would definitely be using them with the forehead rest, though my 10x32 NL's are fine without it. I just noticed some early reviewers said these really ought to be tripod mounted, but then they were mostly talking about hunting scenarios. I might pass the 12x42's and try these.

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Having discussed this with Swarovski, their opinion is that they make a better system without it at this stage in time due to weight, cost and particularly then, performance at this weight and balance. The forehead rest is still a better option taking these factors into consideration. It's a topic they have fully analyzed and could make tomorrow - but with no real world advantage. The same is true of the Visio.