Zeiss Filter von sehr guter QualitätJe nach Situation wäre ein Neutral Clear Schutz Filter(ohne UV Schutz) noch besser.

Great webcam. Excellent looks. The thing that holds ito on the Laptop/Monitor seems to be too large for no reason. I would've made it smaller from a better material, for the price that it is being sold they should've "gone the extra mile".Carl Zeiss optics are supposedly what makes a difference.However the lens is the same size as all the regular webcams.I would've thought that Zeiss optics would use a larger and brighted high index lenses that they are known for, to allow more light to get in and improve image quality as additional benefit.Not so. Well the lens does seem to let more light through then the plastics.but most of the improvements seems to come from post processing of the captured image(this is a speculation at this point, I have not done any professional testing to verify my inference).

Quand on achète un objectif Zeiss on mets un filtre de prix.

Bought this for my NV antelope hunt. Was very pleased in the ranging capability of this unit. Glass is not as nice as my Zeiss Victory PRF but it’s also much less expensive, also the Zeiss doesn’t have the ballistic angle calculations built in Ike the Vortex does which is very nice. But with that said the glass is by no means bad, it’s actually very good. Took this to the local range and the range finding is very accurate. The VIP warranty also can’t be beat, this is a main reason why I’m converting my optics to Vortex. This rangefinder is awesome.

you get what you paid for. It's not a product like B&W.Wonderful for sony zeiss 55 1.8. I touched the glassed in the lens and made some scratch and then decide to get this one. This filter can really protect the lens from unintentional touch.

Isn't the Carl Zeiss optics lens as advertised but it;s a much clearer picture now so... I got that going for me, which is nice.

I got my Brunton 7x18 scope today and tested it against a couple of fancy state of the art binoculars I'm lucky to have, a pair of 70's area Carl Zeiss 6x20B that I bought for $100 back in the day and a pair of 7x35 Leica Trinovid (perhaps 80's era) inherited from my mother. I've gone back to needing a scope for full time carry and I hate to do that to the Zeiss binoculars (I just price checked them on Ebay. $300--used, ridiculous.)I tested by looking at distant license plates and street signs with crisp lettering. In good light the 7x35's are better than the 6x20's but not that much better for my purposes. I'm not studying tiny details of little birds hiding in the shadows. The Zeiss 6x20's can make license plates easily readable when the Brunton scope struggles. In full bright sunlight the Bronton closes the gap a little. Oddly the image I see in the 6x20's seems larger than what I'm seeing in the 7x18's. Is the Bronton scope really a 7 power? The Bronton's optics require refocusing everytime I use it and the focus ring is sensitive. I'm guessing that's because the optics are simpler to keep the price down. The expensive binoculars don't require so much focusing.Put the wrist lanyard on first thing, leave it hanging out of the pouch and always use it. There is no such thing as optics that like being dropped. For it's price I doubt this scope has very sophisticated lens mounts.I think Bronson set out to make the least expensive scope they could that doesn't suck and so far I think they succeeded. Do my 15-80x more expensive binoculars perform better? Well, yes. Are they so much better I'm too spoiled to carry the little Bronton. Actually, no. For recreation and relaxing or when I know I'll be needing binoculars the expensive toys are a joy. Good binoculars are great to have. But for full time carry in my harsh working environments the fancy binoculars are a distraction. The Bronton is good enough to be useful and it's not a tragedy if it's lost or broken. Everything doesn't have to be expensive to be good.

It easy to use...fits my Zeiss 16-35mm and my 24-70mm and gives me very nice results....allowing me to dial in the right amount of exposure for the effect i want!