Baader Mark V Richfield (Giant)-Binocular

• Fifth edition of the former Carl Zeiss giant binocular with 30 mm prisms - our most elaborate binocular
• With recalculated 7-layer dereflective multi-coatings on all air-glass surfaces
• High performance beam-splitter with dielectric splitter layer
• Including 2x Baader ClickLock Eyepiece Clamp 1¼" with built in diopter-adjustment (T-2 part #08) (#2458100 ) , 1x Baader Heavy Duty T-2 QuickChanger (T-2 part #06A) (#2456313A ) and 1x Mark V Bino storage-case (#2456415 )

 

DIFFERENCES BETWEEN MAXBRIGHT II AND MARK V GROSSFELD (GIANT) BINOCULA

In our Forum post on the german website www.astronomie.de a question was asked about the difference between the Baader MaxBright® II Binoviewer incl. case (#2456460, € 425,-) and the Mark V Großfeld (Giant)-Binocular (#2456410 , € 1424.99) . We have provided a detailed answer to this question, which we do not want to withhold from all other customers who do not have an account in the Astronomie.de forum.  Many experiences have been incorporated into the development of the MaxBright® II Binoviewer, so that the differences are surprisingly small. The Mark V Großfeld (Giant) Binocular is produced strictly according to Zeiss specifications by the same suppliers exclusively in Germany who had already supplied Carl Zeiss Jena. For the MaxBright® II, design, development, final assembly and quality control have been and still are carried out in-house. The assemblies and individual parts, however, are put out to tender worldwide and supplied by various suppliers in Europe and the Far East. This is done, among other things, out of self-protection in order not to transfer all knowledge (all design details) to a single supplier. The Mark V offers the last percent more quality, not least due to the larger prisms, which together with the production in Germany pushes...