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Alpen Apex 493 Mossy 8×42 Binoculars

Thursday, November 13th, 2008

Alpen Apex 493 Mossy 8x42 Binoculars 493MOSSY
Alpen Apex 493 Mossy 8×42 Binoculars 493MOSSY
Price: $370.0
Alpen Apex 493 Mossy 8×42 Binoculars 493MOSSYALPEN Apex binoculars define the best in optics excellence, featuring outstanding workmanship and the newest optics technology. Including fully multi-coated BAK4 glass, PXA+ phase coating and HR+ metallic coating, Apex binoculars allow clearer performance in bright and dim light and in the wettest environment. Three models offer super close focus and two Mossy Oak models are available.

Apex binoculars are lightweight, providing crisp, sharp optical clearness from the center of view to the outer edges giving users exceptional quality at a reasonable price. They feature long eye relief and new pull up, twist lock to provide extra field of view. They are ergonomically styled and their lightweight construction allows tireless use and comfort. Apex binoculars feature ALPEN’s .

Brand: Alpen

Yukon Advanced Optics Futurus 20×50 Binoculars

Friday, October 24th, 2008

Yukon Advanced Optics Futurus 20x50 Binoculars
Yukon Advanced Optics Futurus 20×50 Binoculars
Price: $146.49

Advanced Optics well known for its newest digital technologies, exquisite design and steadfast quality. It has a marketing network of more than 30 countries. This provides global market access for products. A new-fangled line of binoculars explicitly designed for the professional user; the series. The comes in three different magnifications, two of which are “”; 7×50WA, 10×50WA and 16×50.

Advanced Optics Futurus Series Binoculars-Choose Size Size: Futurus 20×50
puts the newest, most innovative technology into a durable package. The two unique interchangeable protective lens filters, not only shields the objective lenses in harsh weather and environments, but will also enhance viewing capabilities in the poorest viewing conditions. It is designed with ergonomic rubber armor and a compact body that gives you comfortable grip and protection for serious outdoor adventures. The high- with fully multi-layered coatings provides enough light-gathering power for use in even twilight conditions. Lightweight body is crafted of shockproof coal plastic. The Dust-proof gaskets protect from snow, dust and dirt. The most peculiar element is the special distance measuring reticle, located in the right eyepiece that is used as a range estimator to determine the approximate distance to an object in your field of view, and is specially calibrated for accuracy. A water-resistant body featuring an impressive IPX4 rating against water intrusion and quality optics characterize the lightweight line, and define the standard for a lasting and quality binocular. The series is also protected by ’s Limited .

Nikon 10×42 Monarch ATB Binoculars

Tuesday, October 21st, 2008

Nikon Monarch 10x42 ATB Binoculars
Nikon Monarch 10×42 ATB Binoculars
Price: $371.99
Nikon has maintained an unwavering commitment to the study of light with the corporate philosophy, “Trustworthiness and Creativity”. They work with diligence and sincerity as a responsible individual. Their Aspiration mean not only to meet the needs of customers but also to provide customers with new value that exceeds their expectations. “Meeting needs. Exceeding expectations.” is their vision for the future.
Nikon 10×42 Binocular is one of the top choices of customers for nature-viewing. They have features like , and body design. Additional features like turn-and-lock and long eye relief. They have oversized for quick and easy focusing and mainly 25-year no-fault repair/replacement . These features make this product more special and reliable for the customers to buy. So give it a shot!

Night Vision Binocular - Night Owl 3.0x

Wednesday, September 24th, 2008

Night Owl 3.0x Explorer Compact Night Vision Binoculars with Extended IR Operation NOXB-3

Binoculars are notorious in projecting the distant object appears too close and real. Galileo Binoculars is a reputed company selling binoculars of wide range and superior quality. The night owl 3.0x Explorer Compact Night Vision Binoculars with Extended IR Operation NOXB-3 is a new launch adding credit to Galileo.
The Explorer Compact Night Vision binocular has 628′ field of view and 575′ range of view. It has a compact body with premium rubberized finish. It has an Infrared illuminator that has intensifier tubes. There is a double high quality intensifier tubes attached with the Infrared illuminator. This binocular uses a 3V Lithium battery and has an indicator that can indicate when the battery is low.
The Explorer Compact Night Vision binocular has a diopter adjustment which is amazingly precise. The objective lens has a focal length of about 50mm and 4-element glass construction. The ocular lens has a focal length of about 12mm and 5-element glass construction. It has 400 - 900 nm spectral sensitivity.

Important Factors To See Before You Buy A Birding Binocular

Tuesday, August 26th, 2008

Important before you buy:

Weight:

To hold the binoculars properly it’s better to buy a lighter binocular. Easier to hold better the view.

Exit Pupil:

This is the size of the image at the focusing point of the binocular. It is computed by dividing the objective size by the magnification. The exit pupil of an 8×40 binocular is 5mm (40/8). A larger exit pupil means a brighter image. Binoculars over 3mm are considered good for daytime birding and anything over 7mm is a waste.

Eye relief:

Eye relief is the distance from the rear eyepiece lens to where the image is formed. Eyeglass wearers should look for binoculars with at least 15mm of eye-relief and have eye-cups that can be folded down. This will allow them to enjoy bird-watching.

Close Focus:

Good birding binoculars should have a close focus of 10 feet or less otherwise you may find yourself walking backwards to try and see something. How close a binocular focuses depends on how it is made rather than on its power.

Body Design:

There are two basic types. i) Porro prism Binoculars and, ii) binoculars. Roof prisms are lighter, rugged, easier to maintain and usually . Porro prism binoculars are cheaper, Optical quality is not markedly different though roof prisms being more expensive usually have better coating.

Binoculars are what makes bird-watching pleasurable - so invest in the best that you can afford, they are sure to give you years of memorable moments.

A tool for bird watchers

Tuesday, August 5th, 2008

The most useful binoculars for bird watching have a central focus wheel and a diopter focus adjustment. The diopter is often part of the right-hand eyepiece on a binocular. The purpose of the diopter is to compensate for the differences between your two eyes (because no two eyes are the same or have the same ability to focus.) Adjusting both the diopter focus and the central focus is how you get the clearest possible image from your binocular.

Finding the bird:
Looking with your naked eyes, find a bright leaf in a distant tree, or a certain spot on a distant building, and lock you eyes onto it. Now, without removing your eyes from that spot, bring your binoculars up to your eyes and into alignment with your view.With practice you’ll find that locking your eyes in place and bringing the binoculars into alignment really works. This will make it easier for you to find birds with your binoculars, even if a bird is moving.