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Hello,
I recently needed a pair of binoculars for hiking, skyview and found a store that only had the Bushnell 12x50 and an Olympus 12x50. I bought the Bushnell because of the wider field of view yet later on when I was on the mountain I've observed that this binocular shows some purple fringing mostly where light meets shadow or sometimes even a different color. I didn't want to spend a lot of money from the start on a good pair of binoculars since these are my first pair. My question is, if I'll upgrade later to another pair of 12x50 and probably chose a more expensive pair, will this purple fringing be less noticeable or is this something normal? That's about the only 'problem' I see with this particular pair. George |
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