Zeiss says that the Terra ED binoculars sold in the United States and Canada are covered by the Zeiss Limited Lifetime The TERRA ED features Schmidt-Pechan roof prisms made from BaK-4 glass with reflective dielectric coatings (reportedly as many as 70). The Schmidt-Pechan is a proven design that is used by a number of other companies in production of lightweight, compact roof prism binoculars. Other Zeiss models use larger Abbe-König prisms, and both designs are phase correction coated. These features yield a generous “sweet spot” and a larger field-of-view (FOV) than other binoculars in this class. The 10x42mm TERRA’s boast a wide 329-foot FOV at 1000 yards – which is quite good for 10-power magnification. There is a bit of fuzziness and occasional darkening at the FOV periphery but again, the TERRA’s fare well with other binos in this class. The Terra ED is designed so that your index finger naturally falls on the focus dial. That way you can adjust it with ease or requiring too much movement. That’s pretty smart as every second counts when you’re birdwatching. When talking about an inexpensive ED glass binocular, it’s logical to start with the glass. ED is just one of the various The bottom line is that the Zeiss Terra ED offers outstanding value for the money, both in terms of build quality and its easy relaxed view. It’s only major weakness is its excess CA. Not a major problem IMHO considering its very low price.

feel good about it not coming off at a bad moment. The guard is relatively thin and made us wonder if it were made of particularly design which is used by many binocular companies in designing compact, lightweight roof prism binoculars. the Zeiss Terra ED binocular is good. It is evident when changing the distance over which one is looking and not having toThe rain guard provided with the Terra is made of a rubber-like material which provides a enough friction against the eyecups of the image. It's enough to be meaningful if you're trying to see something distinctly and the color or detail is significant to The focussing knob is large and well positioned and has a plastic feel to it. It is wide enough to use with two fingers. I find the grooves to be too spaced out and found it difficult to grip. As a result, my fingers slip off quite often. It focusses from left to right, from close focus to infinity in just under one full rotation. The focussing is very light and smooth. I normally like a fast and smooth focusser but I find it quite difficult to get a sharp picture. One tiny touch of the focussing wheel and the view is out of focus. The standard magnification. It brings images close enough to see clearly but not so close that shaky hands are an issue.

Wydawcą allbinos.com jest firma CO-NET Robert Olech. Adres wydawcy oraz redakcji: ul. Ĺťwirki i Wigury 11/34 83-000 Pruszcz Gdański not a lot of molding in the rubber armoring: no dramatic thumb grooves or flanges that fit against the webbing between forefinger and thumb. It’s The interpupillary distance range of the Terras is shifted towards the high side, ranging from 57.5 – 76 mm. This means that people If an exciting scene appears before you, Terra ED immediately captures the object in motion giving razor-sharp, ringside view of every movement. Perhaps you want to grab a sneak peek of a lady bird or beautiful winged eagle, Terra ED 10×42 is an impressive set of binoculars that delivers wide angle viewing of 60 degree and amazing image stability.

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Our test Terra ED binocular provided a good sweet spot. We were unable to discern any softening of the viewed image until about

looked through at least one Terra ED binocular which appeared to have a slight bias when compared to other binoculars. However, we didn't Schott is sometimes referred to as "a sister company in the Carl Zeiss foundation," so it might seem somewhat natural for Zeiss of the radius from the center and it was still quite usable at that point. At about 78.6% of the radius from the

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in at 330 feet, which pretty much is the average for that binocular class. The Terras have a little bit of a soft edge to the the 8x Terras weigh just 26.3 ounces with rainguard and lens caps on (24.6 ounces without the covers). The 10x model is slightly lighter particularly well-resolved. That's the portion of the view in which you can also most clearly differentiate between shades of colors. a 375-foot field of view at 1000 yards, which is a little bit better than average on a full-sized 8x roof prism. The 10x42s come