I experienced the light reflection issue with Leupold BX4 and returned it immediately. Just ordered the Fujinon 7x50 and looking forward to try out in the evening.
You will enjoy the Fujinons. Great value. Construction is a little elementary but the lens inside makeup for it. "Crisp" is the word you will use for what you lay eyes on with the Fujinons. Happy viewing.
I have a Fujinon FMTR-sx and bought a pair of Steiner Navigator 7 X 50's which incidentally are about the same price as the Fujinon. I sent the Steiner back immediately. The Navigator 7X50 is in no way shape or form even comparable to the Fujinon. The Steiners cannot handle internal reflections well and only the very center of it's field of view is sharp. Anything outside that center is already getting blurry where the Fujinon's are sharp almost to the very edge of the field. It's also goofy engineering that the eyepiece lens cap fits the eyepieces with the eyecups folded over because with the eyecups not folded over the lens cap does NOT fit. It's so loose that it just falls off. I would consider that Backwards Engineering.
I experienced the light reflection issue with Leupold BX4 and returned it immediately. Just ordered the Fujinon 7x50 and looking forward to try out in the evening.
You will enjoy the Fujinons. Great value. Construction is a little elementary but the lens inside makeup for it. "Crisp" is the word you will use for what you lay eyes on with the Fujinons. Happy viewing.
I have steiner navigator, 23 years in use.
I have a Fujinon FMTR-sx and bought a pair of Steiner Navigator 7 X 50's which incidentally are about the same price as the Fujinon. I sent the Steiner back immediately. The Navigator 7X50 is in no way shape or form even comparable to the Fujinon. The Steiners cannot handle internal reflections well and only the very center of it's field of view is sharp. Anything outside that center is already getting blurry where the Fujinon's are sharp almost to the very edge of the field. It's also goofy engineering that the eyepiece lens cap fits the eyepieces with the eyecups folded over because with the eyecups not folded over the lens cap does NOT fit. It's so loose that it just falls off. I would consider that Backwards Engineering.
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Buy Swarovski Habicht 8x30 and you forgot all Steiners, all Kowas etc...
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