Hi Chris ...
While there are some good alternative suggestions, Monaghan says:
"There are infrequent reviews of the under $100 US
commercially available loupes in various photography
magazines. The lower-cost loupes often suffer from poor
color correction and distortion. Even a "best-buy" loupe
often costs $75 US and up. Most of the lower cost plastic
lens models get a thumbs-down in these comparison tests."
Chris Brogden wrote:
> I'd encourage anyone who's interested in inexpensive loupes and
> loupe-equivalents to have a look at Robert Monaghan's site:
>
> http://people.smu.edu/rmonagha/mf/loupe.html
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