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Featherstone, S. (2016). Canning of juices, fruit drinks, and water. A complete course in canning and related processes (fourteenth edition) [abstract]. One small distribution complication to note is that for a time in Europe, GPO instruments were exclusively sold through RUAG outlets under the GECO brand, and indeed can still be found there. However, GPO is now building their own dealership network in Europe in which the same instruments can be found branded GPO, and it is one of these latter versions that I have in front of me. Wydawcą allbinos.com jest firma CO-NET Robert Olech. Adres wydawcy oraz redakcji: ul. Ĺťwirki i Wigury 11/34 83-000 Pruszcz Gdański edges were a bit soft. This occurs when the edges of the field aren’t in the same focal plane as the center, and the net effect is a blur at the edge of Indeed in this area, they are not only a match, but I place them above that of my alpha benchmark. Something that I have never done before!

Made from a soft rubber/plastic, both the objective lens cover and the eye-piece cover (rain-guard) are basic, but functional. provided a scale so you can tell exactly where you are. So that was very well done. Most people have “equal” eyes in terms of the diopter, so they just need only From the table below, you can see that these GPO binoculars employ the same level of high end coatings found on the very best instruments: A person can eat the seeds of passion fruit along with the flesh. What are the disadvantages of passion fruit?Medical News Today has strict sourcing guidelines and draws only from peer-reviewed studies, academic research institutions, and medical journals and associations. We avoid using tertiary references. We link primary sources — including studies, scientific references, and statistics — within each article and also list them in the resources section at the bottom of our articles. You can learn more about how we ensure our content is accurate and current by reading our editorial policy. Inside the case is lines with a soft felt like material and there is a separate netted compartment for storing things like a cleaning cloth. The astigmatism of the GPO is quite limited because the images of stars near the field of view centre are close to point-like. Still the GPO is slightly worse in this category than Swarovision and Ultravid. On the other hand, the Passion HD corrects coma better than the Leica but worse than the Swarovski. We didn’t notice almost any problems with the brightness loss on the very edge of the field. Components Used & Build Quality are out of the top drawer. From the magnesium chassis and aluminum eye-piece housings to the integrated diopter and focus wheel and not forgetting the high-grade optical components and coatings, the high level of components and the noticeable build quality is evident throughout the whole instrument. Constructed out of an all-magnesium chassis the body of the binoculars is highly durable. An outer multi-texture body armour offers further protection and grip. The binoculars are fully O-ring sealed for complete waterproofing, and the interior has a nitrogen filling to ensure the binoculars remain fog proof.

The exit pupils look quite well, with only slight deviations from circularity and relatively dark area around them. No complaints here. GPO, or German Precision Optics, are a relatively small optics company made up of some of the best optical and mechanical engineers, designers and developers. They aim to create outstanding optics that offer excellent value for money. Learn more about GPO here > You have to admit that, with the 999 Euros price tag, the Passion HD 10x42 model doesn’t have an easy task. At the same price-point you can find very good pairs of binoculars produced by very renowned companies – it’s enough you mention here such models as the Alpen Rainier ED HD, the Leica Trinovid HD, the Docter 10x42 ED, the Meopta Meostar HD, the Nikon Monarch HG, the Kahles Helia or the Zeiss Conquest HD. The level of fuzziness right at the edges of the view is very minimal (almost non existent) and once again, in my experience is about as good as you could ever hope for.

The rubber that they use is extremely hard, so much so that it can at first glance look to be a plastic or even metallic exterior. This finish does look very good and I have to include that the fit to the chassis underneath is excellent. Fogproofing is facilitated by the use of Nitrogen gas which is pumped into the chassis at the factory. It is completely moistureless and thus does not collect or fog the internal lens surfaces as an unprotected instrument would probably do when you have a rapid temperature change (like taking them out of a warm house in winter).

When it comes to antireflection coatings, it’s obvious all air-to-glass surfaces and prisms are covered by the multilayer version. The objective lenses’ reflections are pink, yellow-green, bluish and orange, the reflections from the prisms are pink and those from the eyepieces seem to have several hues, with green and pink being dominant colours. The intensity of coatings is not high so everything seems to look correct. The images provided by the instrument feature neutral coloristic, with just minimum yellow-green cast.stable detent; you won’t have a problem with the eyecups collapsing in the field. Generally, the ergonomics of these Passion HDs are quite good. viewed actually is. In use, you really only notice extremes of this property: if it’s really deep, or really shallow. The 10x42 Passion HD binocular The eye-cup housing on these GPO Passion binoculars is made aluminum and not plastic as which is often the case on cheaper instruments. The padded section is attached very firmly and even though it is made from a thin rubber, is no less comfortable than what I would consider to be normal. As well as their deep setting from within the ends of the barrels, the outer lens surfaces are further protected in that they have been treated with a hydrophobic material. We have a new binocular to tell you about, and we’re kind of excited about it! Yes - new optics come out all the time. There are 25-30 major

The double HD glass lens elements are fully multi-coated to ensure minimised chromatic aberration. Phase correction coatings prevent phase shift for ultra-high-resolution. While dielectric mirror coatings on the objective lenses reflect more than 99% of the light across the full spectrum for true-to-life visuals. Whilst I did not test this, in their specifications, they claim that this bin will remain watertight to a pressure of 500 Mbars, which should easily be enough to cover most normal uses in wet weather conditions. As I mentioned in the optical components section above, the use of two ED elements in each lens intrigued me and so I was very interested to see if this translated to there being less observable color fringing in the image as this is largely caused by chromatic aberrations, which ED glass can help reduce.unexpectedly close or far relative to where you were set before, so it can have an impact. That being said, 1.6 turns is perfectly adequate under most Available in a variety of powers, with the choice of either 50mm or 42mm objective lens sizes, I managed to get my hands on the 10x42 version and below is my full and in-depth review: GPO Passion HD 10x42 Binocular Review In terms of the glass, the Passion HDs feature high density, good quality glass, with BaK-4 prisms. The lenses are fully multi-coated. The chassis is sealed, field conditions. Depth of field is another of those properties that’s really hard to assess given that it varies with how far away the object being