User manual LEICA TELEVID 62 PRODUCT BROCHURE

[. . . ] Leica Sport Optics Binoculars, rangefinders and spotting scopes for successful hunting See more / The hunting experience / Observe and preserve 6 Hunting in the United Kingdom 13 The Duovid class 16 LEICA DUOVID 10 +15 x 50 / 17 LEICA DUOVID 8 + 12 x 42 3 18 The Duovid class : Key features at a glance 21 The Ultravid class 24 LEICA ULTRAVID BR 50 series / 25 LEICA ULTRAVID BR 42 series / 26 LEICA ULTRAVID BL 42 series / 27 LEICA ULTRAVID BR 32 series / 28 LEICA ULTRAVID BR 25 series / 29 LEICA ULTRAVID BL 25 series / 30 LEICA ULTRAVID BR 20 series / 31 LEICA ULTRAVID BL 20 series 32 The Ultravid class : Key features at a glance 37 The Trinovid class 40 LEICA TRINOVID BN 42 series / 41 LEICA TRINOVID BN 32 series / 42 LEICA TRINOVID BCA 25 series and LEICA TRINOVID BCA 20 series 43 The Trinovid class : Key features at a glance 47 The Televid class 50 LEICA TELEVID 77 series / 51 LEICA APO-TELEVID 77 series / 52 LEICA TELEVID 62 series / 53 LEICA APO-TELEVID 62 series 54 The Televid class : Key features at a glance Leica Digiscoping 59 The Geovid class 62 LEICA GEOVID BRF 56 series / 63 LEICA GEOVID BRF 42 series 56 64 The Geovid class : Key features at a glance 67 The Rangemaster class 70 LEICA RANGEMASTER CRF 1200 / 71 LEICA RANGEMASTER 1200 scan 72 The rangemaster class : Key features at a glance Technical Data 87 Very useful binocular equipment 91 Glossary 75 Grey wolf / Canis lupus 2/3 It is our eyes that guide us through the world. Especially while hunting, it becomes clear that our natural sight is insufficient to meet our demands. Leica has dedicated itself to giving the discerning hunter the highest quality in optical instruments. Where distances are too great or light conditions are poor, the large selection of innovative sport optics, open new dimensions of human sight. [. . . ] Due to the uniform bayonet mount, they are interchangeable between the spotting scopes. Since the focal length of the Televid 62 is 20 % shorter than that of the Televid 77 the magnification is 20 % less using the same eyepiece (e. a 20 x WW eyepiece on the Televid 77 will be a 16 x eyepiece on the Televid 62). This feature ensures the ideal magnification to brightness-relation for each spotting scope. The variable eyepiece gives you the largest selection of magnifications 20­60 x /16­48 x. The 20 x WW /16 x WW, 32 x WW / 26 x WW and 40 x WW / 32 x WW eyepieces deliver the largest wide-angle field of view. All eyepieces are labeled with two different sets of numbers, ensuring that you always know what magnification you are using. 20 x WW/16 x Order No. 41 012 LEICA TELEVID 62 ­ lightweight spotting scopes for any light condition. 40 109 LEICA APO-TELEVID 62 ­ true color rendition in a compact form. 40 107 Leica Digiscoping LEICA DIGITAL ADAPTER 2 This is an especially compact and lightweight adapter for attaching a variety of compact digital cameras, such as the LEICA D-LUX 2 and camera phones, to the eyepieces of Leica Televid spotting scopes. The change from observation to picture-taking can be made easily and quickly without altering the settings on the camera. Vertical or horizontal format ­ the choice is yours Simply loosen the fastening of the eyepiece at the Digital Adapter 2 and rotate the adapter/camera combination and then decide for yourself whether the next picture would look better in a vertical or a horizontal composition. The LEICA DIGITAL ADAPTER 2 provides you with great freedom for creative picture composition. Leica Digiscoping ­ Using a digital camera to take pictures through the eyepiece of a Televid 62 or 77 spotting scope gives you the fantastic ability to take extreme close-up photographs of distant subjects in nature without disturbing them. The new LEICA DIGITAL ADAPTER 2 makes it possible to combine a spotting scope and a digital camera into a super-telephoto camera outfit with focal lengths of more than 2. 000 mm. Leica offers you everything you need from a single source for an optimal digiscoping experience, with all the components in perfect optical harmony. Because they contain fluorite lens elements, the high-performance LEICA APO-TELEVID 77 spotting scopes are especially well suited for perfect digiscoping photographs that are rich in details and free of color fringes. (Optical Image Stabilization) makes sure that your dream picture is not spoiled by camera shake, even in poor light and when extreme focal lengths are being used. The photographs can later be refined on a computer by means of an image manipulation program. You can file your best pictures on your computer, you can print them out for your album, you can have them printed on high-grade photographic paper, you can incorporate them in your website, or you can submit them to photographic magazines ­ Digiscoping makes all these applications possible !The pictures shown here are intended to offer you an overview of the quality of the images that you can achieve so conveniently with Leica Digiscoping. Caribou / Tarandus arctic Capture close-up views of the fascinating spectacles of nature in pictures. To do so, simply combine a Leica Televid spotting scope with a compact digital camera and you will have a photographic outfit with a super-telephoto lens !Digiscoping will greatly expand your ability to observe the grandeur of nature. 58 / 59 The Geovid class: Observing and rangefinding with perfection Genuine top-grade orientation tools would be an appropriate definition of LEICA GEOVID BRF binoculars. They are the very first high-performance binoculars with an integrated laser rangefinder that can measure distances of up to 1, 200 m /1, 300 yds. [. . . ] In order to achieve a significant reduction in weight - for instance in the Ultravid models ­ Leica also employs special high-tech materials such as magnesium and titanium. In the planning of all these aspects, the longevity of the products and the benefits for the customers are always in the forefront. Focusing In order to focus the binocular or spotting scope on an object, optical groups within them have to be shifted with respect to one another. When focusing is accomplished by moving a lens group inside the instrument, this is referred to as internal focusing. This enclosed construction and the additional nitrogen filling make it possible to design watertight binoculars and spotting scopes that guarantee a uniformly high imaging performance that lasts for the entire life of the instrument, even under the most adverse climatic conditions. [. . . ]