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Kowa BDII42-10XD 10x42
Specifications
Manufacturer | Kowa |
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Model | BDII42-10XD 10x42 |
Lens diameter [mm] | 42 |
Magnification [x] | 10 |
Angular field of view [deg] | 7.2 |
Linear field of view [m/m] | 126/1000 |
Exit pupil [mm] | 4.2 |
Eye relief [mm] | 16.5 |
Min. focusing dist. [m] | 1.8 |
Twilight factor | 20.49 |
Brightness | 17.64 |
Prisms | BaK-4/roof |
Dimensions [mm] | 139x128x52.5 |
Weight [g] | 645 |
Waterproof | Yes |
Nitogen filling | Yes |
Argon filling | No |
Image stabilization | No |
Tripod exit | Yes |
Focusing | central |
Warranty [years] | 10 |
Accesories | |
Price | 0 |
Additional information | Announced: August 2019 Magnesium Alloy 2x KOWA XD(ED) lens KR coated lens Phase coated prisms C3 coated prisms |
Owners reviews (2)
Overall
Owner since: 1 month
Price: 500 eur
User profile: Professional
Cons: Wide FOV produces noticable barrel distortion especially at 8x42, but 10x42 also has some rolling ball effect. During twilight it tends to produce some flare when looking towards the lighter horizon but not serious.
Pros: Tack sharp, huge field of view, well corrected chromatic aberration, very good luminosity, contrast and brillance. No flare during daytime. It sees in the dark well from half-moon. Unbelievably light and small binos (8x and 10x looks exactly the same) with very good image quality and noticeably good build quality.
Summary: Well worth the price. If you can ingnore some distortion and some flare during a couple of twilight minutes, then these binos (both the 8x and the 10x) are real no-brainers!
Overall
Owner since: 3 months
Price: 480 euros
User profile: Amateur
Cons: I dont have seen anythinks that I dislike
Pros: price, luminosity, big angle of view, no rolling balls,light weight, no cromatic aberration in the 10% at edge like oyhe expensive models
Summary: I thik is one of better binoculars in the field of 10x42