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这两种哪一种比较好?
都没有用过,不过根据BVD的评测,Nikon更好一些:what are the mid-sized LXs like? Shrink the LX body by about half, keeping the flared top to fit the hands, the screw in, screw out eyecups, the elegant locking diopter ring, and the exceptionally responsive focus control—and then pack in LX quality optics, and you have the 8x32 and 10x32s. Both offer exceptionally bright and sharp views, surpassing the Leica and approaching the Superior E. Most obvious, when compared to the Leica, is the evenness of the illumination across the field. The Leicas have always had a hot spot in the center (or a shadowed ring around the center, which ever way you look at it) that is particularly evident when looking at birds against the sky. The Nikons are clear right out to the edge. The LXs also have much less distortion at the edges of the field than the Leicas. Straight lines (tree trunks, telephone poles, etc.) stay much closer to straight than in the Leicas. Even chromatic aberration is kept to a minimum except at the extreme edges of the field. Both mid-sized LXs offer absolutely stunning color fidelity and all the detail you are ever likely to want.
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<br>articularly noteworthy are the fields-of-view. The 10x has a 6.5 field (341 feet at 1000 yards). That would be a generous field in an 8x glass and, along with the LX’s exceptional handling, makes the 10x a much better choice for day-in-day-out birding than most other 10x glasses on the market.
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<br>The 8x32 LX has a field of 7.8 degrees (409.5 feet at 1000 yards), exceptionally wide for any glass. It is “picture window” view that could easily become addictive (The Superior Es match the field of the LXs and that is one of their major attractions as well.)
<br>All in all, the new Nikon Venturer LX 8x32s clearly set a new standard in mid-sized roof-prism glasses, replacing the Leica 8x32s as the BVD Reference Standard in their class.
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<br>The 10x LXs earn a BVD “Product of Special Merit” award. While 10x glasses are not for every birder, those who are attracted to the high power view (and can handle the extra care and fatigue inherent in using high power glasses) will find the LXs to be everything they always dreamed of in a compact birding glass.
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