Titanium 65ED II

The new modernized Delta Optical Titanium 65ED II scope is a product that has many designers, because it was created after taking into account the comments of users of the previous model. Your comments are valuable to us and we are glad that thanks to them we can provide better and better products. The focus wheel, which in the previous version could be subject to mechanical damage, was replaced with a special ring. In addition, we have redesigned and modernized the optics. We have applied new, improved anti-reflection coatings to all optical surfaces for improved performance in difficult lighting conditions and better, more accurate color reproduction. Invariably in the old and new versions of the spotting scope, the use of low-dispersion ED glass for the construction of the lens allowed for a significant reduction of chromatic aberration, which makes the image in our spotting scope extremely sharp, contrasting and has faithful color rendering. In addition, the ED glass allowed for the use of a very short focal length of 370 mm, resulting in high-end observation equipment with a length of only 24 cm, weighing as much as average-sized binoculars. The basic elements of the spotting scope are a 65 millimETR ED objective and a large, comfortable wide-angle zoom eyepiece, providing magnifications from 15 to 45x with an eyepiece field of view of 50 – 70 degrees. This eyepiece is characterized by a long eye relief, so the spotting scope can be easily used by people wearing glasses. The adjustable eyecup allows you to comfortably adjust the distance between the eye and the eyepiece. The spotting scope lens has a convenient, retractable sun visor. The Titanium 65ED II has a tripod foot with a standard 1/4″ photographic thread, mounted in a rotating manner, which allows you to freely rotate the scope around the longitudinal axis and greatly improves image framing. An optional photographic adapter is produced for the spotting scope, allowing you to connect any DSLR camera via the T-Ring. The whole thing is placed in an elegant aluminum case, protecting the equipment during transport. Of course, as befits real nature equipment, the body of the scope is made of metal and finished with odorless, anti-allergic rubbers in gray-green.