Friday, December 30, 2011

Canon 12x36 IS II Binocular 12x36 12 x 36 - Microglobe.co.uk

Canon 12x36 IS II Image Stabilized Binocular 12x36 Weather Resistant. Canon 12 x 36 II is ideal for an extensive selection of purposes, Canon 12x36 IS will mainly demand to bird watchers and sailors. Canon 12x36 IS II model has noticeably decrease size and heaviness of the component, 12x36 IS II binoculars include grand authority.

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Saturday, December 24, 2011

Binocular Buying Guide

!9#: Binocular Buying Guide

A lot of people find buying binoculars confusing. When you try to make a purchase you are going to be confronted with numbers like 7x35 which you need to be clear on in order to get the right pair. There are also a lot of specialized features like compact binoculars or stabilized binoculars that you will have to consider. If you think about what you want to use the binoculars for everything will fall into place quite nicely, so this is something you will need to think about before you start looking.

Magnification and lens diameter are far and away the most important things that you are going to want to keep in mind when you are choosing binoculars. These are clearly labeled on all binoculars with a number like 7x35 or whatever. Magnification is determined by the first number and that is nothing more than how many times closer an object will seem. The diameter of the lens will be the number you see second and it is shown in millimeters. The field of view is going to be bigger if you use a bigger lens diameter.Unfortunately it's not just a matter of buying the binoculars that have biggest numbers, that would be much too straightforward. For example choosing a high magnification will make it difficult to pick up things that are moving, not really a good choice for something like bird watching. Having a big lens diameter will allow you an excellent field of view but it will also result in large and heavy binoculars, not something you want if you have to carry them a long way.

The brightness of a pair of binoculars is determined by the size of the exit pupil and this is another major thing that will need to be kept in mind. If you divide the lens diameter by the magnification you will find the size of the exit pupil. The larger the exit pupil is the more light will get to your eye. This can be a problem in bright sunshine but is almost a necessity if you use your binoculars when it is dark. For daytime use or general purpose binoculars an exit pupil size of 3 to 5 mm is a good choice but for use at night you are going to want at least 7 mm.

There are a few other factors that you are going to have to keep in mind but they are for the most part just down to what you feel comfortable with. Factors like how you focus the binoculars or what kind of prism is used can be important to some buyers while others aren't going to care. You are also going to want to keep in mind any of the specialized types of binoculars that are available like water proof binoculars or stabilized binoculars. Keeping how you want to use the binoculars in mind should help to make certain that you make the right choice for your needs.


Binocular Buying Guide

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Saturday, November 19, 2011

Bushnell Trophy 20-60x65 Waterproof Spotting Scope (Green)

!9# Bushnell Trophy 20-60x65 Waterproof Spotting Scope (Green)

Brand : Bushnell | Rate : | Price : $191.69
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The Bushnell® 20-60x65 Trophy® spotting scope is built to withstand the punishment of the harshest terrain. It's compact and rubber armored with a 100% waterproof construction. A Porro prism and premium, multi-coated optics help to ensure a bright, clear picture. It comes with a compact tripod and hard-side and soft-side carrying cases.

  • Porro prism spotting scope with compact tripod and premium hard case
  • 20 to 60x adjustable magnification; 65-millimeter objective lens
  • Multi-coated optics for increased light transmission
  • 100 percent waterproof rubber armor construction
  • Limited lifetime warranty

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Friday, October 7, 2011

The Best Bird Binoculars

!9# The Best Bird Binoculars

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To get the best out of bird watching you want decent bird binoculars. Birding can be somewhat ruined when you can't see the birds you are trying to view with the level of clarity and detail that you would want to. An unclear image means it is hard to tell the difference between one bird and the next with some bird binoculars not really helping you see much more than you can see with the naked eye.

The quality of the optics in bird binoculars is exceptionally important if you want to ensure maximum enjoyment out of the sport. In recent years the cost of bird binoculars with high quality lenses has decreased and with the wider availability of affordable quality binoculars has come an increased interest in bird watching.

There are some great 8x32 and 8x42 bird binoculars around and the Canon 12x36 IS binoculars are increasing in popularity as they offer the option of high powered binos without the distortion that is experienced when high magnification non IS binoculars are hand held.

At the top end of the market you have some serious bird binoculars such as the Swarovski 8.5x42 EL's or the Leica Ultravid 32 or 42 series. Some critics say that they aren't worth the price (at £1,000 +) but in reality it really is a matter of opinion and it does depend on how serious you are about birding. As you head up the price range the added benefit between bird binoculars begins to decrease so it just depends on what value you place on certain extra features that make binos particularly special.

If you are looking at the top of the range check out the Leica Ultravid 8x42. The weight and balance is superb, you could use these for hours and they would still feel comfortable in your hand. As for the quality of the optics, just try them and see! If you can afford it they are well worth a look.

If you want something a bit cheaper then the Pentax DCF SP 8x43 or 8x32 make excellent bird binoculars. They come with phase-coated prisms and fully multi-coated lenses with a sophisticated optical design, they are waterproof, nitrogen filled and sealed and have a water repellent coating on all exposed lenses. A great buy at less than £400.

Steiner make some brilliant bird binoculars such as the perfectly balanced 8x44 Steiner Discovery which comes with a comfort balance system, high definition optics, Steiner Nano Environmental protection and fast close focus. Or, if you want something smaller and cheaper then the Steiner WildLife Pro is an immensely popular bird binocular, particularly the mid-size 8x30 which has a wide field of view making it ideal for following fast moving objects.

Image stabilizing is an excellent feature to have for many applications. Some find the Canon 10x42 IS binoculars rather heavy at1030g with many birders opting for the more powerful but lighter and cheaper option of the 12x36's (660g but not waterproof and the don't have the L series lenses that are featured in the 10x42's).

Another great bird binocular is the Nikon High Grade, with advanced lens and prism construction which produces exceptionally clear, sharp images and excellent colour reproduction. Every model is waterproof and is made with environmentally friendly materials. Prices start at around £300 up to around £1,000 (available in both full size and compact binoculars).

If you are looking for something in a lower price bracket then the Nikon Monarch is a popular choice, with multi-coated lenses, phase correction coated prisms, high eyepoint design with long eye relief (ideal for spectacle wearers) and lightweight body. They are waterproof, fog-free and shock resistant, all for around £200. Just don't compare them against the Swarovski or the Leica's!


The Best Bird Binoculars

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Monday, October 3, 2011

Canon Image Stabilized 12x36 II Binocular

!9# Canon Image Stabilized 12x36 II Binocular

Brand : Canon | Rate : | Price : $840.00
Post Date : Oct 03, 2011 10:33:40 | Usually ships in 1-2 business days


Field of View 262 ft./1000 yds. Eye Relief 14.5 mm Close Focus 19.7 ft. Weight 23.3 oz.**Weight excludes batteries. Dimensions (HxW) 6.9 x 5.0 in. Weatherproofing No Waterproofing Packing extra binocular power made easyBoost your viewing power with a wide, extra-bright field of view. Light, sleek and powerful, these advanced image stabilized binoculars keep images steady ... even if you're not! The 12x36 IS II binoculars are ideal for a wide variety of activities, including wildlife and bird watching, sightseeing, hiking, camping trips and surveillance. Get REAL close!Image Stabilizer TechnologyUse high-power binoculars and, before long, you'll notice how "binocular shake" begins to blur the details and tire your eyes. Image Stabilizer technology puts the power of steady viewing back in your hands?without the use of a tripod. Now you can be free from the effects of wind puffs, muscle fatigue and nervous disorders when you take control with Canon's image stabilizer technology:Vari-Angle Prism system of vertical and horizontal sensors detect motionMicroprocessor adjusts the Vari-Angle Prism system according to the amount of binocular shake detectedThis binocular technology provides instant adjustment of the refraction angle to compensate for motion. The image you get is crystal clear and free from blurs!Binocular features for high optical qualityImage stabilization isn't the only thing these binos have to offer. Canon includes these features for a sharp view of far-off animals and distant landscapes ... and much more!Doublet Field Flattener for edge-to-edge sharpness and distortion-free imagesMulti-coating for superior contrastLead-free glass for a healthier environmentEnhanced power-saving technology coupled with optional lithium AA batteries provide up to 12 hours of continuous use

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Thursday, September 8, 2011

Canon 15x50 Image Stabilization All Weather Binoculars w/Case, Neck Strap & Batteries

!9# Canon 15x50 Image Stabilization All Weather Binoculars w/Case, Neck Strap & Batteries

Brand : Canon | Rate : | Price : $969.95
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A all-weather resistant pair of 15x50 binoculars with an image stabilizer

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Wednesday, August 24, 2011

Canon 8x25 Image Stabilization Binoculars w/Case and Neck Strap

!9# Canon 8x25 Image Stabilization Binoculars w/Case and Neck Strap

Brand : Canon
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With Canon's Image Stabilization Binoculars, you'll never look at the world the same way again.

Canon's new 8x25 IS Binoculars are the latest model in the Canon Image Stabilizer series, and brings you outstanding optical performance and unparalleled Image Stabilization capabilities, at an affordable price.

The 8x25 Image Stabilization system works by ''tilting'' a single lens element in the left and right lens barrels to counteract shake. The result is a pair of all-purpose binoculars that is 20% lighter and 25% smaller than similar Canon IS models. Weighing a mere 17 oz. the 8x25 IS Binoculars are the smallest and lightest IS binoculars to date. Combining Canon's newly developed Tilt-System Image Stabilizer technology with a rounded shape for greater comfort and non-slip holding, the 8x25 IS binoculars are perfect for any setting. Whether watching your favorite team at the local stadium, or taking a closer look at the natural world around you the 8x25 IS binoculars are a perfect choice.

  • Optical Image Stabilizer
  • Doublet field flattener lens
  • Super Spectra Coating
  • Closest focusing distance of 3.5 meters/11.5 feet
  • Rounded design for holding comfort

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    Monday, August 15, 2011

    What is Canon's image stabilizer?

    !9# What is Canon's image stabilizer?

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    What is Canon's image stabilizer?

    Canon Image Stabilizer technology, often referred to as "IS" is a feature of many of Canon's lenses found. Many beginners photo or recently converted to digital movies wondering if it actually provides better results. This is a good question, Canon's IS technology increases the weight, size and increases in the prices of almost all the objectives is included as a feature. This article will examine the advantages of Canon imageStabilization in view of these drawbacks.

    How does Canon's IS work?

    Canon is the work of the system with an optical image stabilizer. The stabilizer is a further optical floating element that is added to the existing optical lens. It was developed to detect and correct the movement of the lens by changing the path of light through optical elements of the lens on the way to the digital image sensor. A series of electromagnets to accomplish this task. Since the motion sensor detects when theMoves slow, and the floating element can be true only for the movement of the lens, it only works to soften your image in subjects that are reduced to not to move. In other words, Canon's image stabilizer is not possible to freeze the motion of a moving object in low light, can only reduce (or eliminate) the effects of camera shake when hand holding at shutter speeds down.

    Canon has it really?

    Many photographers are Canon IS will be a valuable tool in many different lighting conditions. Most of CanonAnd 'lenses with excellent results in hand allowed (without stand) picture while shooting 2-3 stops lower than without IS lenses. Some Canon lenses with IS works with 4 stops lower than normal. Moreover, among the lowest light conditions and during the hand, some users have noted that consumers can overcome some Canon IS lenses among the most expensive (and popular) "L Series" lenses that have image stabilization. Canon image stabilizer muchimproves the results of the hand.

    While Canon offers some recommendations for the use of IS. First, there is no need to use it when the lens is mounted on a tripod. Canon recommends that you disable in fact, is where a tripod to avoid image distortion.

    Secondly, the function IS and more power, the camera battery runs out quickly. Therefore, it is best to turn it off when shooting in low light conditions.


    What is Canon's image stabilizer?

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    Sunday, August 7, 2011

    Canon 10x30 Image Stabilization Binoculars w/Case, Neck Strap & Batteries

    !9# Canon 10x30 Image Stabilization Binoculars w/Case, Neck Strap & Batteries


    Rate : | Price : $380.00 | Post Date : Aug 07, 2011 22:38:32
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    Lightweight and powerful,the 10x30 IS delivers the benefits of Canon's refined and active Image Stabilization. Comes with a handy Case, Neck Strap and a set or batteries.

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