Other features include a low weight and compact dimensions for an 80mm spotting scope as well as excellent image quality and brightness. I hope they continue to serve you and yes, that Bresser will continue the Warranty Service, - which these days change, usually to something more limited. Whilst I have no complaints with the actual function, when compared to the level of the other accessories that come included with these Bresser Pirsch ED 8x42 binoculars, the lens covers are not quite a match.

All models are waterproof, have rugged roof prisms, twist-up eyecups, diopter compensation, and are made with BK4 barium-crown glass that is fully multi-coated. The 10x50 gives a bright image to those who want a powerful 10x magnification even in difficult light conditions.Anyway, I mapped out the boosted resolutions with the objectives stopped down to represent pupil diameters for different light conditions. With their powerful 10x magnification, tough waterproof exterior and quality optics these Bresser 10x42 Luchs binoculars make excellent wildlife observation binoculars.

Available in a wide variety of configurations, but all using roof prisms, ranging from the 8x or 10x25mm compacts, right up to the large 10x or 8x56mm versions they are also a versatile series that will perform in a wide range of areas and uses. The Bresser Nautic 7x50 Binocular (WP/CMP) features a integrated and illuminated precision compass, whilst the Bresser Nautic 8x42 has an integrated digital compass in its armor housing, which points you the right way, at any time.All models feature BaK-4 prisms with the special UR coating that brings even more light to your eye.

I imagine that, like many other brands, Bresser sources their binoculars from a manufacturer in China. A high quality multi layer coating on all glass elements reduces distracting reflections and improves the light transmission and provides a high contrast even in bad light conditions. Positioned just under their flagship Montana series, Pirsch ED binoculars from the German brand Bresser possess an impressive array of components, features, and stats.In these relatively poor light conditions, I could notice that the image through the 8x56 was a little brighter than this Bresser Pirsch ED 8x42 binocular and brighter than my mid-level and alpha level 8x42 benchmarks, but the difference was small and I had to check back and forth a number of times just to be certain. Just like standard binoculars, these have a diopter adjustment ring to calibrate them to cater for any differences in vision between the left and right eyes. As you would expect due to their smaller lenses, the barrels on the 8x42 Bresser Pirsch ED are thinner than those of the 56 and don't flare out anywhere near as much towards the end. The large focus wheel ensures quick and accurate focussing and the high eye relief eyepieces, combined with twist up rubber eyecups make sure you get the full field of view with the Lux binocular even if you wear glasses.