Designed to produce crisp and clear wide-angle views that remain bright in challenging light or at high zoom, the ZEISS Victory Harpia 95 Spotting Scope is engineered for the superb performance hunters, birders, and outdoor enthusiasts have come to expect from the brand.
Its
performance begins with the use of extra-low dispersion fluoride glass,
which virtually eliminates color fringing and halos caused by chromatic
aberration, ensuring views are crisp and sharp with accurate color
fidelity. Additionally, ZEISS' proprietary T* full multi-coat system
maximizes light transmission to improve color rendition, contrast, and
clarity, while an exterior lens surface LotuTec coating ensures oils,
sap, dust, and dirt are easy to clean off without residue. The oversized
95mm objective lens draws in copious amounts of light to ensure images
remain clear and sharp, even in low or challenging light such as at dawn
and dusk, and helps to keep views bright when observing at high
magnifications at very long range. This version of the Harpia 95 is
offered here with the spotting scope body only; an optional eyepiece is
required for proper use.
To make viewing more comfortable, the
eyepiece holder is set at a 45° angle, which places the user's head in a
natural position whether they're sitting, standing, or lying prone. A
rotating tripod collar enables the user to further position the eyepiece
precisely where they want it to limit head movement when using the
spotter with other optics, like a rangefinder or a firearm. A dual-speed
focusing mechanism ensures tack-sharp images, and front threads allow
the use of filters, like polarizing or ND, to enhance and sharpen views
even more. The optical tube is nitrogen filled and O-ring sealed to be
water and fogproof in even the harshest conditions, with a standard
1/4"-20 that makes it easy to mount onto most photo/video/field tripods
and other support systems.
From the woods, to the mountains, to
the steppes, the Victory Harpia 95 delivers expansive and panoramic
views with enhanced clarity and brightness and true color
representation.
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