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Kowa Genesis 10x33 Green Binoculars with Prominar XD Lens Green GN33 10    US $1,295.00

Vintage Kowa Wide Angle 7x35 Binocular 10deg FOV Excellent Optics    US $149.95

KOWA BINOCULARS COATED 7X50 FIELD 71 FEATHERWEIGHT WOW    US $279.99

Kowa Green Binoculars 8x25 BD25 8GR    US $285.00

Kowa 8X32 Roof Prism Wateproof Fogproof Binocular w C3 Coating BD32    US $485.00

KOWA PROMINAR 7 x35 VINTAGE BINOCULARS with Leather Carrying Case NEW    US $499.00

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Binoculars or binocular telescopes, are really two identical symmetrical telescopes mounted together. Because they point in the same direction, they allow the viewer to see a far greater distance than with the naked eye. A binocular has a big advantage over single telescopes as you can see through both eyes and they are easier to hold steadily with two hands.

The Optics

The objective lens diameter generally determines how much light is allowed while the magnification will display the ratio of the focal lengths. An example is 8 X 35 (eight times magnification and 35 mm objective diameter) or 7 X 50 (seven times magnification and 50 mm objective diameter). In these two examples, the first one has a higher magnification ( 8 over 7) but allows less light (35 mm is smaller than 50 mm) than the second one. If you are requiring binoculars for low light use, buy the biggest objective diameter.

Lens Construction and Coatings

Unfortunately, in any optical instrument used for images (e.g. a telescope, camera, microscope, etc.) light is often reflected and distributed into the view. This can reduce contrast. Reflection can be reduced by adding coating to the optics. Some of the newest techniques are phase-corrected prism and dielectric prism coatings.

Binoculars designed from the Porro prism design are generally brighter than a roof prism design but newer technologies are reducing the differences (the Porro prism binoculars still have the highest value at a lower price).

Choosing binoculars

Roof-prism models are generally lighter and smaller than Porro models, but you will usually pay more. If the binoculars are sealed and filled with nitrogen gas, they will not cloud with condensation.

Manufacturers Include

Bushnell Performance Optics

Canon

Docter Optik

Eschenbach Optik

Fujinon

Kowa

Leica

Leupold & Stevens, Inc.

Minolta

Miyauchi

Nikon

Olympus

Optolyth

Pentax

Russian Military Binoculars

Sicong

Steiner

Swarovski Optik

Vixen

Vortex Optics

WDtian

Yunnan State

Zeiss

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