SWAROVSKI EL vs. ZEISS SFL
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
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In today's video, we are comparing the Swarovski EL vs. Zeiss SFL
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I’ve got a pair of EL 8.5x42 for a few years (love it) and recently got myself a pair of SFL 8x30. I live in ranthambhore (India) so when I am photographing big cats, it’s easier to carry the zeiss along with my camera kit. When I am birding with my son, tend to use the swaro as the EL is sharper and gives more satisfaction with identification and closer viewing. The zeiss though is amazing for its size and weight, great piece of optics.
I already have a 8x42 NL Pure and a Zeiss Victory Pocket 8x25.
I want to add one with more magnefication.
Should i Buy the 10x32/30
Or better go for a 12x42?
I'm glad you brought up the point of how far your eyes are located on a person's face I tried both the Zeiss sfl 10 x 42 and the Swarovski NL pure 10 x 42 which I found the Zeiss sfl a better glass for my face which I have now purchased. For 9 out of 10 people will prefer NL pure 10 x 42 but for me I can see the space between both lenses know matter how close I push the lenses together. It's unfortunate but what can I do.
Thank you for sharing your experience!
The fact is if the SFL's said 'made in Germany' somewhere on them it would be a surer buy. But with these 2nd tier Zeiss's being put together in Japan it keeps people on the fence about it. Including me.
Jump off the fence. I have a pair of 8X40 SFLs for the last couple of months, and am very satisfied with them.
Probably one of the best attributes are the size and weight. Much more pocketable than my Noctivids. Sometimes it's okay to drive a Honda instead of a Porsche.
Hahaha i love how the guy says these are ideal as they're under 2k & ideal for someone not looking for an Alpha binocular!! In my book those are Alpha binoculars for god's sake!