Pentax sport optics
Posted 11/06/2009 - 21:47
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Wilkinson Cameras in Carlisle stock binoculars, according to their website. They have a wide range of makes too.
At work we stock Hawke Optics, which are very good value for money. If you could stretch to around £300, the Frontier ED model is superb, one of our regular customers has just replaced his £1,000 Leicas with a pair.
If you can't stretch to those, the Endurance range is around £100 - £160, depending on model.
Dan
At work we stock Hawke Optics, which are very good value for money. If you could stretch to around £300, the Frontier ED model is superb, one of our regular customers has just replaced his £1,000 Leicas with a pair.
If you can't stretch to those, the Endurance range is around £100 - £160, depending on model.
Dan
K-3, a macro lens and a DA*300mm...
Posted 12/06/2009 - 05:55
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Thanks all for your help
Posted 12/06/2009 - 07:13
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Wilkinson Cameras are Pentax Pro dealers.
Should also have Nik?? and Lei??
shim
Should also have Nik?? and Lei??
shim
Posted 12/06/2009 - 17:49
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Jessops Sale! Binoculars up to half price.
These look good.
These look good.
.........all the gear, no idea!
Me super, MX, LX, K5,DA 18-55WR, DA 17-70, DA 55-300, DA40 Ltd, FA50 1.4, Samsung D-Xenon 12-24,Samsung 100mm macro M50 1.7(x3), M28 3.5, M35 2.8, M100macro f4, M135 3.5(+others)
Me super, MX, LX, K5,DA 18-55WR, DA 17-70, DA 55-300, DA40 Ltd, FA50 1.4, Samsung D-Xenon 12-24,Samsung 100mm macro M50 1.7(x3), M28 3.5, M35 2.8, M100macro f4, M135 3.5(+others)
Posted 12/06/2009 - 19:28
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shim wrote:
Wilkinson Cameras are Pentax Pro dealers.
Should also have Nik?? and Lei??
shim
They do pentax cameras but not sport optics.Cheers shimWilkinson Cameras are Pentax Pro dealers.
Should also have Nik?? and Lei??
shim
They look very good Mark but i couldn't possibly buy nikon
Posted 12/06/2009 - 19:29
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The eye relief quoted is too low for glass wearers. You need a minimum of 15mm and ideally 17/18mm.
Dave
Dave
Posted 12/06/2009 - 20:02
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Blincodave wrote:
The eye relief quoted is too low for glass wearers. You need a minimum of 15mm and ideally 17/18mm.
Dave
I think Martin's like me doesn't use specs with cameras or The eye relief quoted is too low for glass wearers. You need a minimum of 15mm and ideally 17/18mm.
Dave
binoculars. I can't even attempt to look through bins with
specs on, might just manage if they were on a tripod.
shim
Posted 12/06/2009 - 20:53
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Shim,
As a glass wearer, I have no problem using specs if the eye-relief is correct. Just because the binos have rubber eye cups or twist up/twist down eyepieces does not in itself guarantee a good view. I need to be able to get my glasses as close as possible to the eyepieces. Perhaps you've never tried using binos with good eye-relief!
Infact on my K10, I find the eye-relief very acceptable with specs on and find the data easy enough to read.
As a glass wearer, I have no problem using specs if the eye-relief is correct. Just because the binos have rubber eye cups or twist up/twist down eyepieces does not in itself guarantee a good view. I need to be able to get my glasses as close as possible to the eyepieces. Perhaps you've never tried using binos with good eye-relief!
Infact on my K10, I find the eye-relief very acceptable with specs on and find the data easy enough to read.
Posted 13/06/2009 - 07:03
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shim wrote:
binoculars. I can't even attempt to look through bins with
specs on, might just manage if they were on a tripod.
shim
Ye right shim allways take off my glasses to take pics so the binocs would be the same
Blincodave wrote:
The eye relief quoted is too low for glass wearers. You need a minimum of 15mm and ideally 17/18mm.
Dave
I think Martin's like me doesn't use specs with cameras or The eye relief quoted is too low for glass wearers. You need a minimum of 15mm and ideally 17/18mm.
Dave
binoculars. I can't even attempt to look through bins with
specs on, might just manage if they were on a tripod.
shim
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