The binoculars and rifle scopes in the movies always have that stabilizing technology...they are always steady like a rock. Seriously now , good video and learning guide for buying.
i just bought a pair of 10 x 50 bushnell binocs for $46.00 from e bay. they are rubber coated and have a porro prism. and they are coated. i really like the insta focus on the bushnells. i have a pair of 7 x 35 bushnells also. they came with a carry case and neck strap and fold down eye cups which i like because i wear glasses. very happy with them and they were only $6.00 more than the 7 x 35s which i bought in 1981.
Yeah...one of my newbie crew members brought his 10x42 Nikon aboard, worked perfect for him in the mountains though Baltic at 4-5 bft wind rendered them pretty unusable.
One other thing about objective diameter. Some internal optics don't utilize the entire diameter. The prisms are actually too small! Hold the binoculars at arms reach and check if the pupil is really round and not squared off. Cheap doesn't pay!
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A really nice description of the important differences between marine and sporting binoculars.
Thank you!
The binoculars and rifle scopes in the movies always have that stabilizing technology...they are always steady like a rock.
Seriously now , good video and learning guide for buying.
Thanks for the feedback, Martin!
i just bought a pair of 10 x 50 bushnell binocs for $46.00 from e bay. they are rubber coated and have a porro prism. and they are coated. i really like the insta focus on the bushnells. i have a pair of 7 x 35 bushnells also. they came with a carry case and neck strap and fold down eye cups which i like because i wear glasses. very happy with them and they were only $6.00 more than the 7 x 35s which i bought in 1981.
I've gotten by with 8x40 straight barrel binoculars. They are small and light enough in weight to hold steady.
Very helpful. Thank you!
Excellent review..
Many thanks. I am mountain ranger and that video is much useful for me. Thank you again
Great information on this video - thanks!
Glad to hear it, Martin! Thanks for the comment.
Very nicely explained. Thanks.
Thanks!
Clear concise and (I notice) ten years old. How about an update?
Jay, great feedback. Thank you! We will certainly pass your feedback along to our video team.
Your explanation is incredible. Thank you!
Great review thanks - does the compass work fairly well on these Marine binoculars?
It does, yes!
Excellent, well thought out presentation...
very good explanation..thank you
You realy help me to chose a binocular !
Fantastic instructions !
Yeah...one of my newbie crew members brought his 10x42 Nikon aboard, worked perfect for him in the mountains though Baltic at 4-5 bft wind rendered them pretty unusable.
Zegar, thank you for the feedback. We have sent your comments to our buying team.
Excellent video thank you
You are welcome!
Outstanding.
Amazingly clear, Sir! Thank you!
You are legend. Thank you!
@WestMarine, any chance of an update ?
Do you know of any company that makes a range finder or binocular with built in compass. I want a range finder with a built in compass!
Unfortunately, we don't. Sorry we couldn't help you further!
Thanks for an excellent guide.
I learned a lot from this :)
Very nice explanation
من یک دوربین bersserدارم که سه عدد باطری سکه ای میخوره ولی نمیدانم اون سه عددباطری چه کاربردی دارد ممنون میشم راهنمایی کنیید
Very nice thanks appreciable
Thanks. A useful guide.
very helpful
One other thing about objective diameter. Some internal optics don't utilize the entire diameter. The prisms are actually too small! Hold the binoculars at arms reach and check if the pupil is really round and not squared off. Cheap doesn't pay!
Is there any explosion proof nigh vision binoculars in market?
Great explanations....learned somethings today :)
Good vedio
good
Wow! An American using metric.
I'm guessing you're mid fifties. As we age, our eyes can't dilate the same. So at your age, 7x50 is wasting light in the exit pupil.