What kind of eyeglass lenses do Zeiss make?
Product Portfolio 1 Single Vision Lenses. Single vision lenses have only one dioptric power. 2 Progressive Lenses. Progressive Lenses provide presbyopes with clear vision in all distances. 3 ZEISS EnergizeMe Eyeglass Lenses. The first eyeglass lenses made for refreshing the eyes after contact lens wear. 4 Digital Lens. 5 DriveSafe.
Where is the very fine reticle in Zeiss hunting?
The very fine reticle 20 is located in the second image plane. During daytime hunting, it enables you to shoulder your rifle and aim extremely precisely, even at long distances. The transition from the bars to the fine lines in the center is arrow-shaped in the reticle 20.
How are Zeiss optics tested in climatic chamber?
Deep freezing to -40°C and temperature shocks from -25° to 50°C in under 5 minutes. In the climatic chamber, ZEISS optics are tested to the material’s limits. When you go hunting, your optics are often exposed to aggressive liquids such as hand sweat and cosmetics.
Where are the tick marks on a Zeiss rifle?
The ZEISS ZBR ballistic reticle is located in the second image plane and has a subtension of 2 MOA (ZBR-2) between the tick marks at the respective riflescope’s reference magnification. The tick marks extend in the shape of a Christmas tree over the lower half of the field of view.
When did Zeiss come out with pocket binoculars?
ZEISS has been using telescopic lenses since 1954 to enable a more compact design. These intentions culminated in 1969 with the introduction of pocket binoculars, the ZEISS 8×20, which could be folded small enough to fit into a pocket. Another high point was when the 20×60 came on the market in 1990 with its revolutionary image stabilization.
How much does Zeiss dialyt 10×40 BGAT binoculars cost?
Zeiss Dialyt 10×40 B Binoculars With Strap Casse Mint $750.00 $35.00 shipping or Best Offer 35 items found from eBay international sellers Zeiss 10×40 BGAT*P binoculars $755.97 $49.82 shipping
What kind of cameras does Zeiss Goerz make?
Goerz is known primarily for Anschuetz strut-folding cameras, Dagor lenses and Tengor and Tenax cameras, later continued by Zeiss Ikon. On the \^Historic amera web site we can find a short history of the Goerz Optical Works \mpany [about photographic part].