Viking Peregrine ED 8x42 Binoculars

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Similarly, the rubber-covered eyecups are comfortable in extended use, and twist up and down to four very distinct and secure positions, offering a maximum of 20mm eye relief – very impressive. inside the case. I actually like this arrangement, but of course it's a personal preference. The padded lanyard is the same as is found on the Kestrel ED and Merlin ED, while the provided microfibre cleaning cloth is much better The colour of the overall image is neutral in tone yet vibrant, making them a pleasure to use even just to watch the blue and great tits on the feeders.

At 600g and 610g for the 8x42 and 10x42 respectively, the Peregrine ED binoculars are just about as light as you'll find from a 42mm objective glass. This makes them a pleasure to carry around on a long walk. Owing to theirThe combination of the powerful zoom with the incredibly detailed optics makes this an excellent choice. The viewable image appears without flaws thanks to the inclusion of the ED glass. The fairly wide lenses help to process as much light as possible to ensure the image always appears bright. This is particularly important when using these binoculars in low-light conditions. For the price that these binoculars are available, you certainly get excellent value. James then went on to say that he was “really impressed with the excellent colours on show in the wing and even though this was a fairly good light day in the end, felt that the view would not have been dampened shall we say by the weather on a really bad day”. These extra low dispersion glass lenses can, as well as promoting a sharper image, see less color fringing around the edges of the optics when looking at the objects in the view. This means that in lower light levels and in all weather conditions these optics will still give you a clear image.

The Viking Kestrel ED 8x42 binoculars are currently one of the most popular models that we have. In fact, this model was so popular that we named it our ' Best Buy for 2020'. These binoculars provide a cost-effective approach to achieving incredible HD quality. Features such as the inclusion of ED glass help to create a perfect viewable image at all times. This ensures that these binoculars are fantastic for birdwatching and wildlife observations. Viking Peregrine ED Binoculars have extra low dispersion glass which really helps with stray light and fringing. More expensive than the standard glass used in optics, the light gathering power of these binoculars is terrific. Multicoated optics protect the lenses from dust and dirt, which means that they stay clear no matter what the weather throws at you.True to life colour, no chromatic aberration, excellent contrast and sharpness, and superb low-light performance, plus an outstanding 139m@1000m field of view – everything you’d expect from Swarovski. But what really makes these a step forward from the already-excellent ELs is the design. The balance is perfect, making them easy to hold steady in extended use, and they feel lighter than they are. The typically well-made accessories include a detachable forehead rest – it all adds up to binoculars that are a pleasure for the eyes and the hands.

As previously mentioned, the lenses of the Viking Peregrine binocular contain nitrogen. This prevents any potential fogging in the lenses and allows the binoculars to perform in harsher conditions. However, this also helps to maintain the condition of the lenses. The nitrogen will prevent any build up of dirt or dust. This helps maintain the binoculars in the best condition during use. to operate, while I found my middle finger resting on the bridge and the other two wrapped around the front of the barrel. Though I generally use two hands to maintain a steady image, The Viking Peregrine makes use of nitrogen in the lenses to prevent any fogging. This feature helps to ensure that these binoculars are ready for any weather. The use of this nitrogen also helps to remove any build-up of dirt in the lenses. This ensures that the lenses remain in a pristine condition.

Autumn is in full swing, though it's unseasonably warm. The glorious sunshine, being lower in the sky than it is in the summer, provides challenging conditions for ED (extra low dispersion) glass. The Viking Peregrine ED 8×42 Binoculars feature fully multicoated optics and Extra Low Dispersion glass to provide the highest quality images. The dielectric coated BAK 4 prisms also help ensure images are sharper and brighter. With the Viking Peregrine ED 8×42 Binoculars you can view nature in more detail and clarity than ever before, wherever you go. This is due to the binoculars lightweight and compact body making it the perfect travel companion. The most impressive part of the Viking Peregrine ED binoculars is how crystal-clear the image is. The overall image is flawless and there are no issues with colour fidelity. The ED glass with the phase-coated BAK-4 prisms do a great job of maximising the quality here. Finding any faults with the image quality is difficult. The Viking Peregrine ED binoculars just excel in every aspect. The Viking Badger binoculars provide excellent quality at an affordable price. This is exactly why they have become so popular within the Viking brand. The combination of multi-coated lenses with the durable build design makes them incredibly versatile. If you are looking for the perfect introductory binoculars, then certainly look no further. Their closed bridge roof prism design is unfussy but very functional – they feel snug in the hand, light (600g) and well-balanced, but well-built, too. The rubber armour is robust (and also feels good and ‘grippy’ to the touch).