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What is a Seidentopf binocular head?

April 26, 2017binocular Head

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What is a Seidentopf binocular head?

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Seidentopf heads feature an optical prism design for adjusting the interpupillary distance by independently being able to move either the right, or left side eyepiece tube housings. The other common type of binocular head is a “Sliding”, or “Jensch” head.