Full single coated binoculars and monoculars

Full single layer

— a variation of the single-layer coating described above, in which an anti-reflection coating is present on all lens surfaces (at each air-glass interface). Although this option is also characterized by colour distortion, it is devoid of another, the most key drawback of “incomplete” enlightenments — glare in the field of view. And the aforementioned colour rendition distortion is most often not critical. With all this, full single-layer enlightenment is relatively inexpensive, due to which it is very popular in models of initial and initial-middle levels.