Friday, March 4th, 2011 at
12:39 pm
Question by : which magnification for binoculars would be best for primarily waterfowl and deer hunting in kentucky?
im mainly deciding between 8x42 and 10x42. also going to use them to carry in truck to look at farms
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Answer by chris w
If you don't have to worry about weight get as big as you can afford. a pair of 20x50's would help you see the teeth on a duck bill
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Saturday, May 1st, 2010 at
11:39 am
i want to buy a consumer binocular and their magnification power all varies between 6 to 12. IE: 10x50
1. Is this the same as say a 10x optical zoom digital camera?
2. does a binocular 10x50 means the zoom drugs online without prescription is fixed at 10x? while a camera, the zoom is flexible, from 1x to 10x, im I right?
3.so basically if i have a 10x zoom camera, i dont really need a binocular... im not going to hunting just for scene sighting.. thanks
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Saturday, April 10th, 2010 at
1:29 pm
So if the first number in binocular magnification = the optical zoom (the high the further you get out there), and the 2nd number = the objective lens (the larger the number the better site will be in low light situations - with that considered, it seems like 9x63 or 8x56 would be the most ideal binocular magnification for deer hunting. . . so why is 10x42 and 8x42 the most common and most popular magnifications? I am not really asking about the optical, but more so the objective. . . it seems like hunters would ideally want higher than 42, yet most x63 or x50 binoculars are more suited/marketed for star gazing as opposed to hunting. . . why is this?
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