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<blockquote data-quote="mildot1960" data-source="post: 846164" data-attributes="member: 63671"><p>Today I have Spoken to Swarovski and Steiner and they say that the Haze up issue is caused by the atmospheric conditions like Humidity and the raising of the tempreture and light reflections of the sun on the surface of the Lenses and although Modern coatings can help reduce this effect it can not be wiped out completely because it is a Weather Issue not an Optical Fault as it can be seen with the naked eye on bad days in the same respect as mirrage as it is mirrage and no matter what brand of Binoculars you buy Hazing will always be pressent, and as these two companies are two of the market Leaders I tend to agree with them, but ofcoarse on scopes and Spotting scopes the use of the sunshades really wipes it out because the Sun cant reflect on the Lens.</p><p> </p><p>I'm please to get that one sorted, But I'm glad you raised that point because looking back on some of my Optics I have noticed it on the cheaper Brands NOT cheaper Binoculars ie Basic Steiners and High end Steiners both help to combat this,</p><p> </p><p>John</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mildot1960, post: 846164, member: 63671"] Today I have Spoken to Swarovski and Steiner and they say that the Haze up issue is caused by the atmospheric conditions like Humidity and the raising of the tempreture and light reflections of the sun on the surface of the Lenses and although Modern coatings can help reduce this effect it can not be wiped out completely because it is a Weather Issue not an Optical Fault as it can be seen with the naked eye on bad days in the same respect as mirrage as it is mirrage and no matter what brand of Binoculars you buy Hazing will always be pressent, and as these two companies are two of the market Leaders I tend to agree with them, but ofcoarse on scopes and Spotting scopes the use of the sunshades really wipes it out because the Sun cant reflect on the Lens. I'm please to get that one sorted, But I'm glad you raised that point because looking back on some of my Optics I have noticed it on the cheaper Brands NOT cheaper Binoculars ie Basic Steiners and High end Steiners both help to combat this, John [/QUOTE]
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