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Nikon Fieldscope ED 82
Description: Nikon Fieldscope ED 82 / Large 82mm objective lens for the brightest image / All lenses and prisms are multilayer ... more  Nikon Fieldscope ED 82 ... coated for the brightest images / Waterproof (up to 2m/6.6 ft. for 5 minutes) and fog-free with O-ring seals and nitrogen gasNewest Review: ... the price, I paid £669 for scope and £229 for the 25-75x zoom eyepiece and the Nikon stay on case for £69.99 from ... more ... warehouseexpress.
The ED82 is a replacement for the ED78, as you would expect with a product from Nikon the build quality is very good the housing is made from a tough green coated light aluminum alloy with some rubber armouring to prevent damage.It is waterproof and nitrogen filled to prevent fogging, which works in all but the most damp conditions.
The green stay-on case is stylish and robust, fitting the scope body well to provide solid protection against the elements and any bruises along the way.
The eyepiece is adequ...moreMore Nikon cameras
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Nikon Fieldscope ED 82: Gone birding!!! (862 words)
by mcc28_x - written on 28.10.07 (Very useful, 775 readings)
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Nikon Fieldscope 82mm ED Angled body Introduction For the uninitiated a Fieldscope is a telescope used for nature spotting and particularly bird watching. Generally sold with zoom type eyepieces and used with a tripod for stability, these will allow you to identify or observe birds at distances beyond the reach of your binoculars. Choices There are two basic body designs – straight and angled. With straight scopes, the barrel and the eyepiece are parallel, while in angled scopes the eyepiece is 45º from the barrel axis so as to bend the light path. Each design has its own pros and cons and the choice of scope boils down to how you want to ...
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