Nikon 8X30 EII Binoculars

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A pipe in the centre where you can try to attach an adapter. You can buy an optional brand name adapter.

The short answer is ‘Yes’. And I posted about it in detail here: https://www.birdforu...ad.php?t=381049 Nothing for the same price - either second hand or especially new - is likely to equal, let alone exceed it’s optical quality I prefer the red boost for sunny days when I can already see enough green and yellow, but a middle peak with a secondary blue boost for cloudy days/low light. Boosted red tends to make the landscape look darker in dim light. Please complete the form below for a quote - Please be as accurate as possible to help us give an accurate quote. I adjusted (flattened) the angle between the lenses to zero and compensated at the corners so it would't be too wide. If I remember correctly, I also had to adjust the inclination to be more vertical and thus perpendicular to the temples. Pretty they aren't 🤓Nikon's 'Flat' Picture Control color profile is also available for stills. This has the added benefit of making it easy to match the aesthetic of your photos to your videos. The same camera you use to shoot Reels and Shorts can also be used to capture thumbnails and still images, and those images will look similar without countless hours of having to color matching Log video footage to your stills. Image Quality Shooting is only part of the equation when vlogging, though. You also have post-production, and it seems Nikon has also carved out a nice workflow for creatives to latch onto with its new Nikon Flat color profile. This low-contrast, low-saturation preset gives you additional flexibility to color grade your video in post-production without having to deal with more complicated Log profiles and LUTs (look-up tables). A high-resolution full-frame model for serious enthusiasts and professionals, the Nikon Z7 II delivers a comprehensive shooting experience while fixing a few of the flaws of the first version. It’s got two card slots now, with a second UHS-II SD slot in addition to the CFExpress B/XQD slot from the original Z7. The close focus is long by comparison w/ the SE, which is typical on older models. The shortcoming with these binoculars (literally) is their low ER. I can't see the entire FOV without pressing my eyes onto the lenses. Again, this is something typical of older WF bins. Suppose we are imaging two objects along the same line of sight; one located at a distance of 10m say, and another located at 15m, as illustrated in the figure below, only with greatly exaggerated angles for the sake of clarity

I still love mine and have had no problems with durability yet (touch wood). The focuser is still a bit stiffer than my other bins, as it was when I bought it, but still very smooth action. The Z30 is Nikon's third APS-C mirrorless camera to use the company's Z-mount. These smaller sensor models, called 'DX' by Nikon, have all been aimed at young content creators, but the Z30 shows the most commitment to that cause with an emphasis on vlogging and video streaming. Therefore, the angular separation(Image plasticity), B-A, for the porro prism binocular is 21.5 – 14.3 = 7.2’

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On the other hand, a new Habicht or a used SE might be better choices for a little more money. The SE is hard to get these days though. Nikon also positions this as a solution for streamers who want better video quality on their gaming and live streams, but I don't see it happening. Suppose you're looking for a webcam replacement that will stay in a mostly fixed position on a regular basis. In that case, you're better off going with a used Sony a6XXX series camera or a Canon EOS-M model. Both can be mounted on a tripod with an affordable lens and offer similar image quality for much less than the Z30's retail price. Body, handling & behavior

The Habicht 8x30 does show veiling glare, which the 8x30 EII does not. For brightness, the Swaro get's the notch. Sharpness is comparable in my samples, but field of view and ease of taking in the views go to the 8x30 EII for me. And while I bout my Anniversary EII as a complimentary instrument to my Zeiss FL 8x25 and FL 7x42, every time I compares them, the Nikon 8x30 E II just presented me a better and more enjoyable image. Hence I sold the two smaller FL's. But kept the FL 10x56, which is also a very enjoyable, yet different instrument altogether. Finance is only available to permanent UK residents aged between 18 and 80, subject to status, terms and conditions apply. Watching the sky around Jupiter I've seen no noticeable difference, maybe a little advantage to the Kowa.Let’s get the headline specs out of the way. The Nikon Z9 is capable of shooting 45.7MP full-resolution raws at 20 frames per second, and can do so for more than 1,000 frames. Switch to JPEGs and it’ll manage 30 fps – drop the resolution down to a still-useable 11MP, and it’ll shoot at a staggering 120fps. And this is all paired with an intelligent, class-leading subject-detection autofocus system that’s capable of recognising specific things like faces, animals, cars, birds and more. What’s more, unlike Canon and Sony’s system, you don’t have to pre-select what it’s hunting for beforehand. No matter whether the subject is moving, or if it’s in the corner of the frame, this system seems to hit it with almost unerring accuracy. FCA Disclaimer: Bristol Cameras Limited is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, register number 711452 and act as a credit broker and not a lender. Finance is provided through the Deko platform by a number of lenders. You will be offered the best rate available based on your credit history and the lenders' credit decision policies. Focusing specifically on Nikon mirrorless cameras, here are the key specs you’ll want to pay attention to when choosing the right model for you. A current production EII is slightly better both in terms of optical quality and brightness - but at a considerably higher price (twice or more)