BINOCULARS.CON (Canon 10X30 IS Image Stabilized Binoculars)
Saturday, February 6th, 2010 at
3:05 am
The more powerful the binoculars, the more hand vibrations are magnified. As a result, even a slight shake of the hands will shake the image in the binoculars a lot. Image shake quickly becomes intolerable, and you just can't follow game action.
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ive got the best one its is 56×276
ive got a binocular
sold my leica and kept the canon.
is 10×50 good becase i buying a new one
Volume is very low making it difficult to hear you in the first 38 seconds of the video.
cant hear
good for you lol
that is waht i have
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There are of course many different sizes of binoculars, I have a set of 3, a 25×100, a 10×50 and a smallish 8×40. Obviously what you see depends upon the size of the objective lens and the magnification, from the above figures the first is the magnification, and the second is the size of the objective. Thus a 10×50 will magnify 10 times with a 50mm lens.
So the first part of your question can only be answered once you know what it is you want to see large objects like the Moon the a pair of 8×40 would be fine. If you want to see a slightly larger view then a 10×50 would be better. If you are after viewing deep sky objects, or want to see the planets as discs with surface features then you would need a pair of 25×100, although many people are happy with the 15×20 size.
Unfortunately as the magnification and lens size increases so does the weight of the bino, and so does the cost. Many younger peple need to use a tripod to keep them sdeady which again increases the cost considerably.
If you want a good lightweight bino at reasonable cost with no tripod required then a pair of 8×40, or if you have strong arms a pair of 10×50 even better.
The cost of a decent 10×50 pair is about $100, try Celestron, Orion, Pentax or other reputed brand and do not buy one cheap from a department store as these are usually useless.
Certainly the the view is many many times better than the naked eye, and before long you would have a fairly good grasp on the Night Sky, then, you should consider investing in a suitable telescope to see the full glory of the heavens.
Good luck with your viewing
thank you. that’s right, you all got it right.
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You keep staring at them! Just kidding.
Probably not working right, they should be quiet.
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