Originally Posted by readonly
Originally Posted by mathman
Originally Posted by readonly
Originally Posted by mathman
When the exit pupil gets above 7mm, unless a person's iris dilates to an unusual degree, all that's happening is the front side of the eye is being illuminated around the pupil. A 10mm exit pupil doesn't get more light to the sensor, the retina.


I don't dispute that but the increased exit pupil over 7mm still provides a distinct improvement in clarity with good glass.

Anybody who's had a slow recovery from PRK can attest to the importance of the distinction between clarity and visibility.


I haven't seen that.


Well maybe you should get some good glass and try it out.



Leupold VX-7, Swarovski PH and Z5, S&B Zenith, and Zeiss Diavari don't make your grade?

Maybe you should consider it ain't other folks first rodeo either.