Seems a little negative on the 12x binos. Not for a beginner to binos but with a little experience just about anybody can hand hold a 12x bino. And enjoy the up-close breathtaking detail of objects that 8’ and 10’s lack. Having a good 8x and 12x compliment each other perfectly. You get a bright, large FOV with 8’s for scanning large areas then when you spotted something you can get up close to view with the 12’s. Love the channel, keep up the threat work.
When I was younger I had a 12x50 and pointed it skyward...lo! Millions of tiny starpoints almost anywhere(could be starclouds,I didn't know them then).I have my eyes on Nikon Action 12x50 this days,gotta have one,tho my eyes are old now.
@@stan8ify yeah that's more than good Anything 10x50 and up are for astronomy💯👊 wit 10x50 you get minimum shake, hardly any when you just start holding them, next to none, the field of view is incredible, when going to 12x and up, a tripod is definitely needed and your field of view isn't as wide, as in you don't see as much as the sky. 12x and up are great, you can see further but going up you definitely want to also go up on the objective lens size. But 10x50's are really the better go to unless you don't mind that you will have to use a tripod with the 12x, I mean depending on how strong the person holding the 12x , it's possible but either way your going to lose that wider view of the sky and still definitely have image shake.
Seems a little negative on the 12x binos. Not for a beginner to binos but with a little experience just about anybody can hand hold a 12x bino. And enjoy the up-close breathtaking detail of objects that 8’ and 10’s lack. Having a good 8x and 12x compliment each other perfectly. You get a bright, large FOV with 8’s for scanning large areas then when you spotted something you can get up close to view with the 12’s. Love the channel, keep up the threat work.
Would you recommend 12x50 for astronomy ?
When I was younger I had a 12x50 and pointed it skyward...lo! Millions of tiny starpoints almost anywhere(could be starclouds,I didn't know them then).I have my eyes on Nikon Action 12x50 this days,gotta have one,tho my eyes are old now.
Well put my brother , very well put💯👊
@@stan8ify yeah that's more than good
Anything 10x50 and up are for astronomy💯👊 wit 10x50 you get minimum shake, hardly any when you just start holding them, next to none, the field of view is incredible, when going to 12x and up, a tripod is definitely needed and your field of view isn't as wide, as in you don't see as much as the sky. 12x and up are great, you can see further but going up you definitely want to also go up on the objective lens size. But 10x50's are really the better go to unless you don't mind that you will have to use a tripod with the 12x, I mean depending on how strong the person holding the 12x , it's possible but either way your going to lose that wider view of the sky and still definitely have image shake.
10x50 is the perfect sweet spot, great video.💯 I love my 10×50's 12x will give a tad more shake . At 10x the shake is minimal to none
Another excellent comparison video. I think the title need correcting though to 10x42.
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