Nikon used BAK-4, or Barium Crown prism, in this instrument. The lenses of the LaserForce 10×42 rangefinder are coated with multiple layers of anti-reflective coatings.Ĭombined with the ED glass, these anti-reflective coatings increase the light transmission rate, and eventually provide bright and high-contrast images. It controls the dispersion and ensures a uniform split. To minimize this effect, the rate of dispersion must be corrected by trying to ensure that the lenses used can focus the multiple hues generated as light splits uniformly. This is because the object through which the ray of light passes splits the light differently. Too much chromatic dispersion will lead to fuzzy images – chromatic aberrations. Once you use these optics it is difficult to be satisfied with other lower quality optics. The result is images with more vibrant, crisp and higher resolutio. Nikon LaserForce 10×42 uses extra-low dispersion (ED) glass to give better color correction. It uses high-end optic glass to compensate for the inclined and declined angles.However, here is what makes the rangefinder unique. In short, with this model for deer hunting, you will achieve a one-time optic solution for picking out the furthest deer and its exact distance before you shoot. It is the only model from Nikon that combines a binocular (of the best optical instrument) with a 1900-yard ranging technology. LaserForce is promoted primarily for the hunting market. Well, it might have its shortcomings, but who doesn’t? Looking at it critically, it is still a top performer. Having tried several rangefinders, I must admit that Nikon Laserforce 10×42 is my top favorite.
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