Bresser Binoculars Hunter 10x50

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Bresser have over the years continued to update and improve their mid-level Condor series, which I now feel offers a really good performance to price ratio. Available in a wide variety of configurations, but all using roof prisms, ranging from the 8x or 10x25mm compacts, right up to the large 10x or 8x56mm versions they are also a versatile series that will perform in a wide range of areas and uses. This point is important and the shorter the focus distance the more field of view it offers, however if you need a longer view then you should opt for longer distances, this depends on the use you want to make of it. How Much Money Should I Spend on My Binoculars? Here are 5 things to look at with your 10×50 Binoculars and you can get a crisp view. This includes the Moon, Birds, Planet, Galaxies and Stars, Satellites. Are 10×50 Binoculars Good for Birding? All Pirsch ED models are waterproof, so whatever the weather, you are well equipped and have no need to worry – even if your binoculars accidentally become submerged in water. We were able to keep the components of the double star Albireo (Beta (β) Cygni), with 35 arcseconds separation, split within the central 75% of the field of view.

Bresser expanded its activity especially in 1979 when Rolf Bresser, Josef’s son took leadership of the company and since then Bresser has become one of the established and leading manufacturers of high quality optics in the industry. Indeed, we mounted the Echelon 16x70s on a parallelogram mount under a good suburban sky and found it snapped to focus. Looking southwest, we could hold IC 4756 and NGC 6633 in the same field of view and we could appreciate the contrast between these two fine open star clusters. We were able to use them to scan colourful clusters like the Meissa Cluster, and found even subtle variation in colours was apparent.Their field of view is on the narrow side at 5.3°, but this is compensated for by extremely good colour correction and colour rendition.

A 10x50 pair of binoculars has a magnification of 10x, and each of the objective lenses has an aperture of 50mm. I tried the Bresser at the beach yesterday lunch hour. Image clarity and brightness were good - very good for binocs of their price. Two things irritated me slightly: ED glass makes them very comfortable for viewing objects due to high light transmission and minimum chromatic aberration.The Bresser Nautic 7x50 Binocular (WP/CMP) features a integrated and illuminated precision compass, whilst the Bresser Nautic 8x42 has an integrated digital compass in its armor housing, which points you the right way, at any time. Temperature and time are shown on the display. The Twist Up eyecups ensure an optimal eye distance setting. It’s nitrogen filled body prevents the optics from fogging up on the inside of the binocular, caused by rapid temperature variations. Read the full Review - Fully tested in collaboration with my daughter, you can read my the full review here! The wide field of view of these 10×50 binoculars makes them ideal for observation on the move, as well as for field trips, thanks to their rugged exterior that makes them durable and safe to carry. By having these caps attached to the binoculars, they won’t get lost and you’re probably more likely to use them, too. Other marine features include an integrated reticle for measuring distances. On top of this the Binocom 7x50 CLS and 7x50 GAL binoculars also have a built-in illuminable 360° precision compass to help with navigation and the 7x magnification power makes easier to achieve a relatively steady image during rough sea conditions.