Rony--

Once again, your sketches are fantastic. Thank you for continuing this project, which looks like it will make a major contribution to the world of binocular observing and sketching.

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Now, do you think you can settle a big discussion we seem to have [with great frequency] in this forum--which is better for night sky observing: 8x40 or 10x50?

Perhaps you can approach a future object by giving us two sketches of the same object with different magnification and apertures.

For example, how does the 8x40 present one of the Messier's and then how a 10x50 presents the same object?

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Another interesting project for your magical pencil/computer is to illustrate how various optics of different models affect the aesthetics that go to make up the art side of a better view--say color, brightness, darkness, environment, stray light, and on and on and on.

I am sure the binocular regulars can give you some additional effects they would like to see illustrated by your talent.

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How about it, guys? Can Rony's art contribute something unique to your next binocular book? Something that many potential readers would like to see illustrated--but have not seen illustrated before?