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I know this topic is discussed in detail, however, my situation might lend itself to a different resolution - at any rate, I’m curious to know your thoughts.
In normal circumstances, I would probably get by with a nice pair of binos on a tripod for elk hunting, however, I have pretty poor vision in my left eye (and a strong right eye) which greatly impacts my ability to focus both lenses on the binoculars I currently use (a cheap Bear Creek 10x42).
Although I would probably still carry a pair of binos on my person for quick spotting, would it be worth it for me to invest in a nicer spotter for glassing sessions?
If anyone has an eye that is decidedly stronger than the other and has had a similar experience, I’d be very curious to know your solution.
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In normal circumstances, I would probably get by with a nice pair of binos on a tripod for elk hunting, however, I have pretty poor vision in my left eye (and a strong right eye) which greatly impacts my ability to focus both lenses on the binoculars I currently use (a cheap Bear Creek 10x42).
Although I would probably still carry a pair of binos on my person for quick spotting, would it be worth it for me to invest in a nicer spotter for glassing sessions?
If anyone has an eye that is decidedly stronger than the other and has had a similar experience, I’d be very curious to know your solution.
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