LEICA binoculars with rangefinder Geovid Pro 10x42

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LEICA binoculars with rangefinder Geovid Pro 10x42
Leica Geovid Pro 10x42 – the "more" for your hunting successThose who often and enjoyably hunt at long distances need magnification reserves for detailed observation and safe identification. The Leica Geovid Pro 10x42 offers this "more." It is also compact and powerful when it comes to optical performance and ballistic solutions. Equipped with a 42 mm objective lens, a precise Class 1 laser, and the world-leading Applied Ballistics® software, it enables precise long shots under all conditions. Via the Bluetooth® interface, the hunter can easily transfer their preferred ballistic profile, which they have pre-set in the new Leica Ballistics App 2.0, to their Leica Geovid Pro 10x42. The advantage for long shotsThe Leica Geovid Pro 10x42 is the perfect companion for all hunters who hunt at long distances during the day. In the mountains, but also in a sporting manner, its high magnification allows for detailed observation. Compact, lightweight, and ergonomically designed, the Geovid Pro 10x42 is ideal for long mountain hunts or long-range adventures abroad. Perfect for precise long shotsThe Leica Geovid Pro 10x42 measures the equivalent horizontal range (EHR) taking into account air pressure, temperature, and terrain irregularities for precise long shots up to 2,950 meters. The pre-installed, world-leading Applied Ballistics® Ultralight software version calculates the most accurate ballistic values for up to 800 meters. The upgrade version, Applied Ballistics® Elite, extends this to the maximum measured distance of 2,950 meters. All ballistic correction data is displayed immediately after measurement directly on the display of the Leica Geovid Pro 10x42.Best observation qualityThe Leica Geovid Pro 10x42 offers the best optical performance, such as high transmission values, excellent and natural color reproduction, and strong contrasts. The 42 mm objectives and patented Perger-Porro prisms deliver outstanding image quality, best color fidelity, and exceptional brightness – even under the most difficult conditions. The proven rubber-armored magnesium housing is robust, protects its high-end interior from weather influences, and makes all Leica Geovid Pro models reliable companions.Tracking Assistant for easy target guidanceAll Geovid Pro models feature a built-in compass in addition to the rangefinder. In conjunction with the ballistic calculator, all models can determine geographical positions in the field as GPS coordinates. The last five measured distances are automatically stored and can be retrieved for target guidance. This means the tracking function LPTTM (Leica ProTrack) can display any previously measured point on the display of a connected mobile phone, making shot tracking at long distances or in the mountains easier. Navigation is then done via Google Maps or the BaseMap app. With the compass needle or through a terrain map, the hunter is reliably guided to the point of impact.High-tech on boardEvery hunter knows the challenge of a long shot – whether in the mountains or in the wide fields. All models in the Geovid Pro family come with the world-leading Applied Ballistics® software with the basic Ultralight version pre-installed. This provides precise ballistic solutions based on the measured equivalent horizontal distance, atmospheric data, and other environmental settings for up to 800 meters. In the upgrade version, Applied Ballistics® Elite, this extends to the maximum measurable distance of 2,950 meters. Applied Ballistics® uses G1/G7 coefficients and a database with up to 740 pre-set ammunition profiles. The upgrade, Applied Ballistics® Elite, can be easily purchased in the Applied Ballistics® app store. Via the Bluetooth® interface, the hunter can transfer the pre-set ballistic profile from the Leica Ballistics App 2.0 to their Leica Geovid Pro model and receive the most accurate and well-founded solutions for precise shots through the implemented ballistic calculator and the extensive ballistic values from Applied Ballistics®, whether near or far.Technical data:Magnification: 10xObjective diameter: 42 mmExit pupil: 4.2 mmField of view at 1000 m: 114 mObjective viewing angle: 6.45°Close range: approx. 5.0 mAdjustable eye relief: 56 to 74 mmDiopter adjustment: ±4 dpt.Range of rangefinder: 10 to 2,950 mMeasurement time: max. approx. 0.3 sec.Display self-regulating LED display with 4 digitsLaser: Laser class 1CompassAir pressure sensorTemperature sensorAngle sensorWater resistance: pressure waterproof up to 5 m water depthBattery: CR2Housing: magnesium, nitrogen-filledDimensions (LxWxH): 174 x 125 x 70 mmWeight: approx. 970 g (without battery)Leica celebrates 30 years of Leica rangefindersWhen the Optical Works Ernst Leitz in Wetzlar launched its first own binoculars in 1907, no one in the company, which had previously specialized in microscopes, probably thought that there could one day be specialized binoculars with electronic interiors.Dr. Ernst Leitz was not only a photographer but also a passionate hunter. Thus, after the first Binocle 6x18, many completely new developments quickly followed. In 1956, the wide-angle binocular Amplivid was released with a field of view of 212 meters at 1000 meters – now a popular collector's item. Two years later, the first Trinovid went into series production. These binoculars had a slim design, featured internal focusing, and were waterproof.The binocular division repeatedly set milestones. After developing many hunting and military glasses, the use of a weight-reduced Trinovid-based monocular during the Apollo 11 moon landing in 1969 was both an honor and confirmation for Leitz. After three generations of Trinovid glasses, the Ultravid series was developed in 2003. For the high-definition (HD) glasses, glass that is particularly complex to process is used. Color errors are minimized, resulting in even more color fidelity and brilliance in the image.The actual revolution of Leica binoculars, however, was the combination of optics and electronics. A binocular that can do even more than "just" observe perfectly would have been a dream for the hunter Dr. Leitz. With the start of development work for the Geovid series, this dream came within reach. But there was nothing comparable worldwide, and so the Leica engineers had to bravely venture into completely new territory. The goal was a binocular that could determine the distance to the target at the push of a button.Dr. Leitz's dream of accurate distance measurement was indeed realized generations later through the Geovid binoculars. This was about 30 years ago. The still large Geovid binoculars BD were followed by the monoculars of the LRF series. The further developed Geovid BRF models and the HD versions, as well as the CRF monoculars, represent perfected constructions for hunting practice, under adverse light conditions as well as for stalking and mountain and foreign hunting.With the Geovid.COM models, the era of digitally connected binoculars at Leica was ushered in. Now the binoculars communicate with computers and can be configured for even more specific tasks. The topic of ballistics and shot correction comes to the forefront. Today, Leica Sport Optics offers a complete product range of compact monocular rangefinders and binoculars of various objective diameters for multifunctional applications. With the Geovid Pro series, a new milestone is set that combines all innovations and experiences from over 100 years of binocular development and around 30 years of laser rangefinding: the handy-compact combination of precise mechanics, high-performance optics, optoelectronics, and digital technology.
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