How To Choose Binoculars: A Beginner's Guide
If you wear glasses, you need to choose binoculars with a long eye-relief (over 15mm) to get a full field of view (if you want to know more about eye-relief, please see this article: Glossary Of Binoculars: Eye Relief). At times, however, eyeglass wearers might want to use binoculars without ...
Looking Through Binoculars; Can Nearsighted People See Clearly?の続きはこちらから >>
I’ve been writing articles on binoculars for specific purposes, such as stargazing and concerts. But there is one topic left to be written; hunting. In Japan, the possession of a gun is subject to the strict Firearms Control Law. Like most people here, I have never touched a real gun in my life. ...
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When deciding which pair to bring on an outing, I always consider how shaky the image will be. With higher magnifications, the small movements of your hands are greatly intensified. This can have an annoying, negative impact on the image. Hand movement is not the only cause of shake. A strong ...
A few decades ago, I’d often see ads for binoculars that featured extremely high magnifications such as 50× or 100×. A wise consumer would have known that these pairs had very little value. However, such deceptive ads were regularly placed in magazines and newspapers, which meant dishonest ...
Being an enthusiast stargazer triggered my interest in binoculars. However, I have little experience with birding, although I know it is one of the most popular outdoor activities people use binoculars for. When it comes to binoculars for birding, my stereotypical idea is that birders prefer 8× ...
The Best Binoculars For Birding: Low-powered Compactの続きはこちらから >>
Whenever I travel, I take my compact binoculars with me. They help me a lot not only outdoors but also indoors. Most people assume that binoculars are just for looking at objects far away, which is not true. When I went to Kyoto, which is famous for old temples, I was able to see every detail ...
Let me ask you a question: Do you think the following are true or false? The higher the magnification, the better. (T/ F) Binoculars that are capable of zooming are the best. (T/F) Ruby-colored objective lenses are superior. (T/F) Focus-free or auto-focusing binoculars enable us to focus ...
I have been using binoculars for over 40 years and have come to the conclusion that when choosing which binoculars to buy, there are several trade-offs. Most powerful binoculars are bulky and heavy. Compact binoculars with high magnification produce a shaky image that is dark and blurry. Most ...
5 Steps To Choosing Binoculars: A Beginner’s Guideの続きはこちらから >>
