The new Leica Ultravid HD 32mm binoculars stand out not only because of their extreme compactness, but also their new HD lenses, which give them increased high performance. This binocular is the new reference class for those seeking minimal weight yet maximum optical performance.
The benefits of these new HD lenses include:
- Fluoride Lenses:
With the help of new fluoride (FL) glass, the colour fidelity and contrast of images is further improved. Unlike conventional optical lenses, this creates a very low level of dispersion (light scattering) and significantly helps to correct aberration (imaging errors).
- Leica AquaDura:
The new HD lenses are now fitted with Leica AquaDura, a ‘hydrophobic’ coating which, with its water and dirt repelling properties, ensures clear visibility even in poor weather conditions. As with the leaves of the lotus plant, droplets of rain simply roll off the lens, while fingerprints and dirt particles are much easier to remove. In addition, thanks to its increased abrasion resistance, Leica AquaDura will protect your valuable lenses from everyday damage even more effectively.
Leica Ultravid HD 32mm binoculars are high-performance binoculars with a 32mm objective lens diameter, 8 x magnification and a large field of view of 135m which allows for a great overview and steadiness of image.
This new, ultra-lightweight binocular is housed in nitrogen-filled magnesium and contains no plastics to reduce weight, therefore maintaining high durability.
The brightness, sharpness, contrast and resolution of these Leica binoculars allow ornithologists to distinguish between the finest details, even at dusk, and come with a lifetime warranty.
Technical Summary:
- Magnification: 8 x 32
- Entrance pupil: 32mm
- Exit pupil: 4mm
- Close focusing distance: 2.1m
- Field of view: 135m
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 116 x 116 x 56mm
- Weight: 535g
- Watertight to depth of 5m
Comes complete with cordura case, contoured neoprene carrying strap and eyepiece covers.
Price:
£1210.00 (inc VAT)
Added: 06/05/2008 (5 days ago)
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