Olympus Binocular 10x50 S - Ideal for Nature Observation, Wildlife, Birdwatching, Sports, Concerts , Black

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The binoculars feature long eye relief and adjustable eyepieces that can be twisted up or down according to the need. One last thought; can the soft edge be refocused to sharpen it at the expense of the centerfield and opposite edge sharpness?

That is why the Olympus standard binoculars 10x50 S is ideal companions for nature observation, wildlife, birdwatching and sporting events.A knurled centre focus wheel and an elastic polymer housing grip assist handling and give the viewer precise control of the optic, while fold-down eyecups provide comfortable use with or without eyewear. The 10x21 RC II WP Binocular from Olympus is a lightweight waterproof binocular ideal for hiking, sporting events, and trips to the beach.

The 10x50 Explorer S Binoculars from Olympus features a high 10x magnification that provide a detailed view of the distant subjects. Finance is provided by PayPal Credit (a trading name of PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH). Park Cameras is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, register number 1449928 and act as a credit broker and not a lender. Due to the shape of the binoculars, it will be easier to connect to a smaller plate and head, or some sort of other adapter. A new rubber coated grip guarantees a safe hold and high portability for zero fatigue when carried for a long period of time.Anti-reflection coated optics maximize the light entering the objectives to produce bright and clear images with accurate colors and crisp resolution. Please note that the Nikon Action EX and the Nikon Action are different binos - I am only recommending the EX version. They are one of the finest pieces of soviet optics and are very sharp on axis with a huge sweet spot. Using a porro-prism design, it has additional bulkiness that you will not find in roof prism binoculars.

Thanks to the 50mm objective lens which delivers the best and bright images even in dim lightning condition. With 100 years of expertise in developing and manufacturing high-precision optics fast approaching, Olympus’ range of binoculars deliver bright and sharp images for beginners and professionals. Probably, if anybody asks which feature u like most in this bins,i would immediately say, its their brightness. The Olympus 8x40 Explorer S Binoculars offers a 60° wide apparent angle of view to reduce the need to move your head side-to-side.Image quality is bright and clear, good in low light, and the build is solid and sturdy, although the body is quite long and narrow like a Zeiss 10x40 Dialyt/Classic. Maximum comfort, functionality and portability is granted thanks to the slim, simple design and ergonomic controls. There is always a better pair of binoculars, a better telescope, an piece of gear that will show more, is more perfect. Lenses and prisms are single-layer coated to deliver high-resolution results with superb transmittance.

The Olympus Trooper 10x50 is great for any outdoorsmen looking for a large binocular as their companion. Advanced optical technologies including aspherical lenses plus coated lenses and prisms ensure a high level of optical performance by reducing image distortion and chromatic aberration for sharp images and a clear field of view with suberb transmittance. But I also can appreciate the usefulness of simple, affordable equipment that provides a decent if not perfect view. From being shoved into backpacks, falling five feet onto the ground, and being sat on by my 35 pound dog (accidentally! Olympus standard binoculars are ideal for a wide range of uses, including observing nature, sport, wildlife and birdwatching.I must mention that, nikon is a bit better than these olympus bins in brightness as well as clarity. I am no way an expert in binoculars, but i could easily recognize that, slowly i am becoming a binoholic. I think the Opticron Adventurer T WP 10 x 42 is a very interesting alternative for those who want a porro prism instrument in this aperture class.