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Steiner 7x50 Marine Binoculars

Waterproof, Fogproof, and Shockproof
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Steiner 7x50 Marine Binoculars
7x50, rubber-armored, roof prism design, waterproof, fogproof, multicoated optics.
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The Steiner (7x50) binoculars are built tough. They are Waterproof and Shockproof, and
Rubber Armored. The 7x50 Marine Steiner features fully multi-coated optics for excellent low light performance with a peak light transmission of over 90%. Black rubber armoring provides a sure grip even when wet.
Long 22mm eye relief for full field of view with eyeglass or sunglasses. Nitrogen pressurized. World class glass made in Germany.
Steiner Germany is a world renowned specialist in the manufacture of binoculars.
Their quality innovations include super tough rubber armoring, nitrogen filling, water pressure proofing to 5 meters and precision crafted Steiner lens coatings.
Steiner also is known as the first company ever to integrate a compass into a binocular.
Dimensions: 5.2L x 8.2W x 3.6H (37 ounces.)
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Nikon Monarch ATB 8x42 Waterproof Binoculars

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Nikon Monarch ATB 8x42 Waterproof Binoculars
8x42, rubber-armored, roof prism design, waterproof, fogproof, multicoated optics.
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The Nikon Monarch ATB (8x42) binoculars are built for tough environments. They are 100% Waterproof, Fogproof, and Shockproof.
To enhance their rugged design they are rubber armored and incorporate a roof prism design.
Extended eye relief and central focus. Every lens surface is multicoated with anti-reflective compounds to maximize light transmission for bright, color-correct images.
Eyeglass wearers will be able to use these because they have a long eye relief and twistable rubber eye cups that offers ideal viewing with glasses or without.
They include a Nikon USA 25-Year Limited Warranty for your long-term assurance.
Dimensions: 5-3/4" x 5" inches (21.3 ounces.)
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2008 Binoculars Buying Guide
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BUYING GUIDE FOR BINOCULARS
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Buying Binoculars can be confusing as there are many choices and types of binoculars. This guide
will attempt to explain the main factors that you should look for in buying binoculars and which type would be best suited for your needs.
Cheap and Expensive Binoculars When buying binoculars, the term "you get what you pay for" certainly applies,
as it does to camera lenses. Cheap binoculars will not perform nearly as well as the more expensive optics in high end binoculars. That is why some
binoculars can cost as high as $2,000 (similar to high end SLR lenses). As with camera lenses, cheaper binoculars will have what is called chromatic abberations, which
is a distortion of the image you see.
What does 7x50 mean? - Binoculars are quoted with two numbers, the first in the 7x50 example is 7. This
tells you the magnification of the binoculars. These binoculars will bring objects 7 times closer than normal vision.
The second number (50) will tell you the size of the objective lens in mm. The larger the objective lens, the brighter the image you will see (better
light gathering). Binoculars come in many sizes like 10x50, 8x42, etc.
What size Objective Lens to get? - As explained above the second number in the example 7x50 is the
size of the objective lens in mm. The larger the objective lens size, the more light sensitive the binoculars which can help in low light conditions,
or where you have a very high magnification. (Higher magnification reduces the available light). One downside of a large objective lens is that the
binoculars will be larger and bulkier. The largest objective lens binoculars are used for astronomy since they will need the most light gathering.
What magnification should I get? - This depends on what you are viewing. Popular sizes are 7x and 8x
for general use. Keep in mind that the higher the magnification, the less light will reach your eyes. The higher the magnification, the harder it
will be to keep the image steady, and you must hold the binoculars very steady. The latest Image Stabilized binoculars will alleviate this problem as
they compensate for any shaking you may do (Or shaking by where you are standing, such as a boat, car, or airplane).
Image Stabilized Binoculars - Utilizing the same principle used for camera lenses, an image stabilized
pair of binoculars can keep the image rock steady even if using a high power magnification. It works by counteracting any vibration or movement that occurs.
That is why its hard to get a clear image from high magnification binoculars. If you don't have image stabilized binoculars you
may have to use a tripod to get a similar image. On a boat, even a tripod may not help since the boat is moving, and not just you. The same would
be true from a car, bus, truck, etc.
Zoom Binoculars - Zoom binoculars allow you to change the magnification factor from low to high.
For example, 8-24x50 signifies that these binoculars can go from 8 to 24 times magnification, with an objective lens of 50mm.
Prism Types in Binoculars - In general there are two types of prisms used for binculars. One is called
a Roof Prism and the other is called a Porro prism. Roof prism can give you binoculars that have a straight profile, with the eyepiece situated directly behind the front lens.
This allows for a more compact design. Porro prisms are the traditional binocular type where the binoculars are bulkier and the lens and eyepiece are
offset. Without prisms, the binculars would always produce upside-down, reversed images.
What does Field of View mean? - This is the area that is visible through your binoculars. With normal
vision you can see about 180 degrees (out of 360 degrees). When using binoculars you have a narrower field of view. This view decreases as you increase
the power of magnification.
Lens Coatings - Most binoculars have special coatings. These help remove glare (such as from the sun
hitting water), and help to allow the maximum amount of light reach through the binocular's lenses. The more expensive binoculars have multiple coatings
on their lenses.
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