Olympus Binocular 10x 50 DPS-1 - Black

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The Olympus Binoculars 10×50 work equally well even if you need to wear glasses as it has an eye relief distance (distance between the eyes and eyecup) of 2 m. The focus bar is nicely long but very low profile; indeed, on first acquaintance you might not realise it's a focus bar at all, with a friction surface similar to 'Velcro', instead of grooves/ribs. In regards to getting to know the sky, I think you're starting on the right foot, with the 10x50 plus star charts. If you can find some of the larger Messier objects in your binoculars (M22 for example), that would be a good start.

They're nice and bright, I don't really use them in low light situations but they are noticeably brighter than my more expensive bincoculars.Keep an eye on Perseus as well as the peak is later but they are meteors at this time, and Perseus is easy to locate.

Please do not use the `Remember me` option if using a computer with public access or that is used by more than one person. However, it got to the point where me and my wife were constantly passing the binoculars to each other to see the birds before they flew away. waveinn has this and other nautical and fishing products that you are looking for with the best quality. Its optics are made with aspherical eyepiece lenses to reduce edge distortion and astigmatism and anti-reflection coated optics to improve light transmission, contrast, color fidelity. The Olympus Trooper DPS I Binocular is a stylish, general purpose binocular that offers excellent optical performance.The apparent field of view offered is a versatile 65 degrees ( 7x35 / 8x 40 / 10x50 ), and bright image viewing is assured by way of their generous exit pupils. I prefer them to the Celestron’s for long distance daytime use such as plane and boat spotting; and I was genuinely surprised just how far into the distance you can see - from an elevated position I was able to locate wind turbines that I know to be around 35 miles away! Olympus 10×50 Dpsi Binoculars have a special monolayer coating on the inside of the barrels, which blocks the glare from UV rays of the sun to give you clear images. Please note that the Nikon Action EX and the Nikon Action are different binos - I am only recommending the EX version.

The fixed magnification models offer an exit pupil of φ 5 mm for a relative brightness of 25, while the zoom model has an exit pupil range of φ 5-2. The forums are dedicated to wild birds, birding, binoculars and equipment and all that goes with it. Our products are sourced from authorised Australian suppliers and therefore come with genuine Australian warranty. Theh are not bulky, have less weight with great field of view and the performance is equal or better than the 10x50 versions.The stylish frame of this Olympus Trooper binocular is also rugged and gives you a firm grip over the unit. But, you can choose a few things to see, see one or two events happening when you are there, sample foods and met people in your travels. After receiving them very quickly and trying them out in a nature reserve, I found they would much more than do, they are brilliant!

Take the time and open "A" where you can find a list of Messier Objects described as Easy, Tougher and Challenge for 7x35, 7x50, and 10x50 Binoculars. Summary: And binocular really well built, with excellent finishing, but could have a better eye relief and a fairer adjustment diotropic. The eyepiece has a specially formulated lens element with UV protection that cuts harmful ultraviolet rays. Featuring durable high‑quality finish and extra wide field of view of 65° the DPS I Series let you discover the expansive nature around you with ease. This standard Porro Prism binocular brings sports enthusiasts to their game with easily focused, wide-angle views that are great for tracking - and keeping up with - fast moving subjects, and provide UV ray protection so you never have to worry about the sun.A little bit of haze around the torch and one mild reflection, but not bad at all considering the torch was shining directly towards the binoculars. Just start off by, naturally, matching what you see on the printed page to whatever is clearly on the sky, by recognising the most conspicuous constellations first (which IMO, on early evening at the moment would be Ursa Minor, Cassiopeia and its "W" shape, Scorpius, Sagittarius, Corona Borealis, to name a few) along with essy-to-spot bright stars, such as Arcturus, in Bootes, Vega in Lyra and Altair in Aquila, Polaris.