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Carl Zeiss Conquest 8x30 T*

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Manufacturer:

Carl Zeiss
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Distribution / Sales:

M.K. Szuster
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Specifications
Manufacturer Carl Zeiss
Model Conquest 8x30 T*
Lens diameter [mm] 30
Magnification [x] 8
Angular field of view [deg] 6.85
Linear field of view [m/m] 120/1000
Exit pupil [mm] 3.75
Eye relief [mm] 14.5
Min. focusing dist. [m] 3
Twilight factor 15.49
Brightness 14.06
Prisms BaK-4/roof
Dimensions [mm] 132x115
Weight [g] 550
Waterproof Yes
Nitogen filling Yes
Argon filling No
Image stabilization No
Tripod exit No
Focusing central
Warranty [years] 10
Accesories eyepieces cap, case, neckstrap
Price 2175
Additional information Announced: March 2003.
Manufactured in 2003-2012.
Waterproof 400 mbar.
Schmidt-Pechan prisms.
Achromatic front lens.
Operational temperatures from -20 to +55 C.
Average rating (1 owners reviews)
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5.00 Excellent
Owners reviews (1)
  1. Dan the Optics Man
    Dan the Optics Man 21 August 2015, 04:19
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    IP 24.17.x.x
    Owner since: 3 months
    Price: $369.00
    User profile: Semipro

    Cons: If I tried hard enough I'm sure I could think of something. Probably some chroma, but I must not be too aware of this, because I'm not really aware of it. Same with the 10x40 version.

    Pros: I could not resist the price. I know, these are discontinued, but so were my 8x32 Leica Trinovids. So. These Zeiss 8x30s are compared to the aforementioned Leicas, and I have to say, they measure up. They are slightly lighter, slightly longer, and just about the same optically, which is really the highest compliment I could pay.

    Summary: I would buy these again even if the price was higher. The fact that I got them at the ridiculous price I paid, thanks to B&H, is immaterial. I sold my Leicas to finance these and the 10x40 Zeiss version, and that is the highest compliment I could pay. No regrets. Too bad these have been discontinued. What was Zeiss thinking?