Binoculars
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KOWA 6X30 YFII PORRO PRISM BINOCULAR
KOWA 8X30 YFII PORRO PRISM BINOCULAR
Kowa BD II 10×42 XD
Kowa BD II 8×42 XD
Kowa SV II 10×32
SV II
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Kowa SV II 10×42
SV II
IN TOUCH WITH NATURE
Kowa SV II 10×50
SV II
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Kowa SV II 12×50
SV II
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Kowa SV II 8×32
SV II
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Kowa SV II 8×42
SV II
IN TOUCH WITH NATURE
Nikon Monarch 7 10×30
- Rubber-armoured coating for weather resistance
- Multicoated lenses increase brightness
- Sleek design
- Long eye relief design for comfort
Nikon Monarch 7 10×42
Nikon Monarch 7 8×30
- Rubber-armoured coating for weather resistance
- Multicoated lenses increase brightness
- Sleek design
- Long eye relief design for comfort
Nikon Monarch 7 8×42
Extra-low dispersion (ED) glass for chromatic aberration compensation and brighter, clearer viewing
Wide apparent field of view (58.4° for 8x42)
Dielectric high-reflective multilayer prism coating ensures superior transmittance uniformity across the visible range resulting in brighter images and more natural colours
All lenses and prisms are multilayer-coated for the brightest images
Scratch-resistant coating is applied to the outside surfaces of objective and eyepiece lenses
Phase-correction-coated roof prisms for high resolution
High-eyepoint design provides a clear field of view even for eyeglass wearers
Waterproof (up to 1m/3.3 ft. for 10 minutes) and fog-free with O-ring seals and nitrogen gas
Turn-and-slide rubber eyecups with multi-click to facilitate easy positioning of eyes at the correct eyepoint
Opticron DBA VHD 8×42 Binoculars
RSPB 10×25 Avocet Binocular
RSPB 10×42 Avocet Binocular
RSPB 8×20 HD Compact – EX DEMO
RSPB 8×25 Avocet Binocular
RSPB 8X32 Avocet Binocular
RSPB 8X42 Avocet Binocular
RSPB Harrier 10×42 Binoculars
Features across the RSPB Harrier binoculars range include:
- Dielectric and phase coated BaK–4 prisms for high contrast and accurate colour reproduction.
- Fully waterproof and fogproof.
- Supplied with a case, strap and rainguard so you're ready to go.
- Rubber covered body - comfortable to hold.
- Close focus to 2 metres.
- Ten year warranty.
RSPB Harrier 8×32 Binoculars
Features across the RSPB Harrier binoculars range include:
- Dielectric and phase coated BaK–4 prisms for high contrast and accurate colour reproduction.
- Fully waterproof and fogproof.
- Supplied with a case, strap and rainguard so you're ready to go.
- Rubber covered body - comfortable to hold.
- Close focus to 2 metres.
- Ten year warranty.
RSPB Harrier 8×42 Binoculars
Features across the RSPB Harrier binoculars range include:
- Dielectric and phase coated BaK–4 prisms for high contrast and accurate colour reproduction.
- Fully waterproof and fogproof.
- Supplied with a case, strap and rainguard so you're ready to go.
- Rubber covered body - comfortable to hold.
- Close focus to 2 metres.
- Ten year warranty.
Independent Suppliers of Leading Binoculars in the UK
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What is a binocular?
Optical equipment that enables you to magnify far away and moving objects for a better viewing experience. The magnification and objective lens diameter is what will determine the quality of the images you see. The most common magnifications is 8 or 10, and the larger the diameter of the objective lens, the brighter the image you see will be.
What strength do I need?
The most popular magnifications are 8x and 10x – giving enough detail whilst not magnifying shapes to an off-putting degree.
What are the best binoculars for long distance viewing?
10x is the most we would recommend for handheld viewing due to the instability of higher magnifications. For longer range viewing we would recommend a telescope on a tripod with a typical magnification of 20x+.
What should I look for in a good pair?
Glass and the coatings on the glass which improve light transmission, colour and contrast all improve with higher cost instruments. Apply any criteria you may have such as budget, size, weight, waterproofing and compare a few models to find your best fit. Delivery is free for orders over £100.
What kind of binoculars do I need for bird watching?
A magnification of 8x or 10x would be suitable for bird watching in the UK. An end lens diameter of 25, 32, 42 or 50 is typical, the bigger the end lens, the more light which is especially important at dawn or dusk.
What is the difference between 10×50 and 12×50?
The difference is magnification. The 12x will increase magnification but has the same end (or objective) lens diameter so will be slightly harder to hold still, have a narrower field of view (as increased magnification decreases the width of the view) and let less light through to the eye.
Is 10×42 better than 8×42?
They will make objects appear slightly closer and there is a trade-off in stability, field of view and brightness. In most normal light conditions this will be largely irrelevant so the main mitigation against a higher magnification will be handheld shake. Some people will find the extra magnified movements slightly off-putting.