Hello the Nikon E II has very bright coatings that in the mountains with sunlight with clear rocks under certain conditions make you the flat or excessively clear image not so where there is vegetation. Try putting the black sea filters of other old military binoculars you own (I use Huet marine). The result will surprise you on the mountain landscape with those light conditions. On the Alpine landscape with the Nikon I do so and it's spectacular. Always nice to follow you congratulations.
I use the black filters supplied with the Huet Paris Étanche 8x30 binoculars and they work well as field performance in mountain light conditions and Nikon E coatings.
A very nice binocular indeed, However they are not the latest E2's as the later version had a green coating and not the purple/blue, the later versions had the same coatings as the legendary E2 superior.
The Nikon EII surpasses most binoculars ever made (in terms of optical quality). And by that I also mean modern and expensive binoculars (even those modern made today). Of course, you can't tell from the "video recording". I also compared Nikon EII (diff. years of production) with binoculars like Sw. Habicht, EL, NL, new modern Zeiss and Leica (and Nikon EDG etc.) and in some ways the EII is nicer and overall better than the most expensive roof binoculars on the market today. Subjectively, the latest versions EII (produced after 2017) are better than older Nikon SEs. You have the feeling that you are looking through an open window, that the "optical glass is missing". Such a feeling is also offered, for example, by the Habicht series (from current years of production), probably also Zeiss V. HT and perhaps also Swarovski Pure NL, although even with these expensive binoculars central sharpness is not at the same level as that offered by latest Nikon EII (after the year of production 2017) and also Swarovski Habicht series. Nikon EII cannot be compared with Jenoptem/Deltrintem, etc., Nikon is a completely different category, although it is also an "older" Porro design - but refined to perfection (I love and collect old Zeiss binoculars, but they cannot be compared to the EII image at all - I emphasize optically, while the EII is mechanically great (and beautiful), it's an old concept in that regard :-)
Der Ort, den man im Video sehen kann heißt Melchsee-Frutt. Ich stehe auf einem Vorberg des Rothorn, dem Talistock (2297m). Der schnellste Zugang ist über Meiringen mit der Seilbahn zum Planplatten und dann über den Grat bis zum Läuber und dann vor dem Aufstieg zum Rothorn rechts abbiegen.
No Problem - the price is an important factor when evaluating binoculars. The only reason I didn't include this factor in the description is because with the old and military binoculars you can't determine the "new price" and the prices for used things fluctuate extremely and depend very much on the condition. In this case I got lucky at an auction and paid under 400 EUR. To be exact: 385 EUR. I think prices around 400 to 450 EUR are very good for this bino (if it´s in good condition).
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Hello the Nikon E II has very bright coatings that in the mountains with sunlight with clear rocks under certain conditions make you the flat or excessively clear image not so where there is vegetation. Try putting the black sea filters of other old military binoculars you own (I use Huet marine). The result will surprise you on the mountain landscape with those light conditions. On the Alpine landscape with the Nikon I do so and it's spectacular. Always nice to follow you congratulations.
Thank you for your comment and following my content. I'll try that with the filter - that sounds interesting. Greetings from the Black Forest!
I use the black filters supplied with the Huet Paris Étanche 8x30 binoculars and they work well as field performance in mountain light conditions and Nikon E coatings.
A very nice binocular indeed, However they are not the latest E2's as the later version had a green coating and not the purple/blue, the later versions had the same coatings as the legendary E2 superior.
looks like good, so ytb pay you enough? as you had buy so many binoculars?
Is image better than Zeiss Jenoptem 8x30?
The Nikon EII surpasses most binoculars ever made (in terms of optical quality). And by that I also mean modern and expensive binoculars (even those modern made today). Of course, you can't tell from the "video recording". I also compared Nikon EII (diff. years of production) with binoculars like Sw. Habicht, EL, NL, new modern Zeiss and Leica (and Nikon EDG etc.) and in some ways the EII is nicer and overall better than the most expensive roof binoculars on the market today.
Subjectively, the latest versions EII (produced after 2017) are better than older Nikon SEs. You have the feeling that you are looking through an open window, that the "optical glass is missing". Such a feeling is also offered, for example, by the Habicht series (from current years of production), probably also Zeiss V. HT and perhaps also Swarovski Pure NL, although even with these expensive binoculars central sharpness is not at the same level as that offered by latest Nikon EII (after the year of production 2017) and also Swarovski Habicht series.
Nikon EII cannot be compared with Jenoptem/Deltrintem, etc., Nikon is a completely different category, although it is also an "older" Porro design - but refined to perfection (I love and collect old Zeiss binoculars, but they cannot be compared to the EII image at all - I emphasize optically, while the EII is mechanically great (and beautiful), it's an old concept in that regard :-)
@@jirikalousek8112 Thank you for replying. I will definitely buy Nikon Ell after what I've heard from you. :D
Muchas gracias por su comentario!! saludos desde Argentina
Спасибо!
Если у вас будет возможность, то посмотрите через Nikon EDG (Gen II) 8x32 или 10х42. Это одни из лучших биноклей.
Спасибо за комментарий и за просмотр. В моем списке желаний уже есть EDG 8x32. С наилучшими пожеланиями!
Legendary
Thank you!
Anda menggunakan handphone merk apa???
Dalam hal ini saya menggunakan kamera - Canon IXUS.
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wo ist das?
Der Ort, den man im Video sehen kann heißt Melchsee-Frutt. Ich stehe auf einem Vorberg des Rothorn, dem Talistock (2297m). Der schnellste Zugang ist über Meiringen mit der Seilbahn zum Planplatten und dann über den Grat bis zum Läuber und dann vor dem Aufstieg zum Rothorn rechts abbiegen.
@@BlackForestRecon vielen Dank für die Infos!
我是来自中国的朋友，能不能测评一下中国的望远镜？
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Um ein Video zu drehen, muss man zwei Tage und drei Nächte lang auf einem Pferd reiten und dann rechts abbiegen und auf einem Adler fliegen :)))))
I know it’s not polite but how much did you pay for this legend?
No Problem - the price is an important factor when evaluating binoculars. The only reason I didn't include this factor in the description is because with the old and military binoculars you can't determine the "new price" and the prices for used things fluctuate extremely and depend very much on the condition.
In this case I got lucky at an auction and paid under 400 EUR. To be exact: 385 EUR. I think prices around 400 to 450 EUR are very good for this bino (if it´s in good condition).
@@BlackForestRecon I totally agree with you so it’s a really bargain!