Bresser S-Series 8 x 42 Roof Binocular - Black

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In terms of the design, it looks to me as though Bresser uses exactly the same focus wheels on both models, which makes perfect sense. Then lastly in very low light conditions still later on in the day when the storm had cleared, but the sun had dipped below the horizon, once again and as expected, the 8x56 configuration performed better than the 8x42's. Josef Bresser, Bresser began life as a company that specialized in the importation and distribution of binoculars.

The Porro versions have a tripod adapter thread and can be easily connected to a regular photo tripod. On the other hand, these Bresser Pirsch ED 8x42 Binoculars have an official close focus distance of 2 meters (6. Brightness is Ok but I see a difference, even in daytime, when comparing to the Leica but it doesn't make the view look dull at all.In addition to a sleek roof prism design that is unobtrusive and easy to grip, all models are made with premium BaK-4 prisms that are fully multi-coated for brilliant images rich in contrast. Again, as referenced in other reviews I use the term “depth of focus” to refer to how long the image stays in focus as I rotate the focus knob in either direction. A high quality multilayer coating on all glass elements reduce distracting reflections and improves the light transmission and provides a high contrast also in bad light conditions.

Not the chewy, chocolatey kind sadly but these cookies are useful to help show you relevant content.Going with form, these 8x42 Bresser Pirsch ED binoculars do have a wider view: 125m at 1,000 meters (375ft at 1,000 yards), which translates to a 7. The barrels are completely covered by it though the two hinges are exposed metal which is covered by some type of powder coat finish. If you read his comments in the other thread he mentioned that he was impressed with the level of detail this binocular appears to render.