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1) The anti reflection coating, at a certain angle the reflection of the daylight is as bright as in the left image. 2) False pupils (arrow) cause -at a certain angle- weak images of bright objects like the moon or streetlights despite being way out of view (10 degree or so). Reading http://www.scopeviews.co.uk/Swaro10x50EL.htm I read: 'the eye relief is to little for those wearing glasses', I wear glasses and there is plenty of eye relief; I set the eye-guard on position two. With a price tag of 2408 euro that's a lot of money, but a refractor as good as this binocular with tripod, binoviewer and 2 Delos eyepieces is likely double this amount. (and with the Swaro you get 10 year warranty/ service not one year as with the telescope).

My latest: EL 10x50 roof, very good but not perfect, small: fit in my hand palm.