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ZEISS Victory Vario Eyepiece for Harpia Spotting Scopes
ZEISS Victory Vario Eyepiece for Harpia Spotting Scopes
Designed to deliver an exceptionally wide field of view at all magnifications, the ZEISS Victory Vario Eyepiece, when paired with either of the 85mm or 95mm Victory Harpia spotting scopes, presents users with a clear and crisp panoramic view from the pre-dawn hours to well past dusk. Made to the same standards as the spotter bodies, it features extra low-dispersion fluoride glass, and ZEISS' proprietary T* and LotuTec optical coatings to ensure high-contrast views, maximum light transmission, and accurate color representation, without halos or chromatic aberration across its exceptionally wide field of view. The lens system is specifically engineered to maintain it's wide 72° apparent angle of view throughout the entire zoom range so user's can make detailed observations of distant subjects without sacrificing spacial awareness. To withstand the same rigors as the scope bodies, the eyepiece is nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed to be water and fogproof in the most extreme temperature and environmental conditions.
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ZEISS Victory Vario Eyepiece for Harpia Spotting Scopes
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ZEISS Victory Vario Eyepiece for Harpia Spotting Scopes
Designed to deliver an exceptionally wide field of view at all magnifications, the ZEISS Victory Vario Eyepiece, when paired with either of the 85mm or 95mm Victory Harpia spotting scopes, presents users with a clear and crisp panoramic view from the pre-dawn hours to well past dusk. Made to the same standards as the spotter bodies, it features extra low-dispersion fluoride glass, and ZEISS' proprietary T* and LotuTec optical coatings to ensure high-contrast views, maximum light transmission, and accurate color representation, without halos or chromatic aberration across its exceptionally wide field of view. The lens system is specifically engineered to maintain it's wide 72° apparent angle of view throughout the entire zoom range so user's can make detailed observations of distant subjects without sacrificing spacial awareness. To withstand the same rigors as the scope bodies, the eyepiece is nitrogen-filled and O-ring sealed to be water and fogproof in the most extreme temperature and environmental conditions.
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