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Key Features
- SCHOTT Extra-Low Dispersion Glass
- Schmidt-Pechan Roof Prism Design
- ZEISS Hydrophobic Multicoated Optics
- Wide 60° Viewing Angle
The gray ZEISS Optics 10x42 Terra ED Binoculars feature a redesigned ergonomic chassis that makes holding them more comfortable, especially during long glassing sessions. Optically, they retain the exceptional elements that are the hallmarks of the Terra ED, including compact Schmidt-Pechan roof prisms, SCHOTT extra-low dispersion (ED) glass, and proprietary multicoatings. These complementary technologies and elements work together to produce an immersive observational experience that presents clear and bright views, with accurate color representation and virtually zero distortion across the entire wide field of view. The 60° apparent angle of view also helps to minimize the visible hand shake common in higher-power binoculars.
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Is the 14mm eye relieve enough for eyeglass ...
Is the 14mm eye relieve enough for eyeglass wearers?
In general, an eye relief of 16mm or more is recommended for eyeglasses.
Date published: 2024-03-28
Do these have a threaded hole to attach a tripod ...
Do these have a threaded hole to attach a tripod adapter?
No, they do not.
Tripod mountable binoculars are usually much larger, there might be one this size but I do not know of one.
Date published: 2021-10-14
Where are they manufactured?
Where are they manufactured?
ZEISS 10x42 Terra ED Binoculars (Green)
BH #ZE10X42TEDGR • MFR #524204-9908-000 are made in China.
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Date published: 2022-01-23
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Are these made in China?
Yes its made in China. Overall I am very happy with the binoculars. Brought it on African safari last month and really enjoyed using it to observe big 5 from dawn to night. I also bought a Vankey cellphone adapter mount for iPhone and used it to take mostly videos at the Cape of Good Hope and safaris. The image quality for videos is not professional quality but acceptable even on the big screen. The color saturation and clarity are not as good as the camcorder. Very slight chromatic aberration may be seen at the edges but not serious. Not sure if the German glass has same issue. I am not happy that the binoculars does not have a 1/4 inch adapter for camera tripod. Zeiss sells their version of adapter for over $200 which is ridiculously expensive. Why cant they tap a hole and put a rubber cap during manufacturing? I fabricated my own adapter using recycled wood and some Velcro for under $2 and it worked perfectly throughout the whole trip. Our safari guide even commented that it was the first he had seen the binoculars setup and was really impressed
Date published: 2021-08-11