MikeyB
21-05-2011, 07:27 PM
SOLD
Specifications:
Magnification - 18x
Objective lens -
Effective diameter - 50mm
Filter threads - 58mm (P=0.75)
Real field of view - 3.7 degrees (65m Field of View at 1000m)
Apparent field of view - 67 degrees
Optical construction -
Objective lens - 4 elements in 3 groups (including protective glass). Group 3 uses UD glass
Eyepiece lens - 7 elements in 5 groups
Exit pupil diameter - 2.8mm
Eye relief - 15mm
Prism type - Porro II prism
Pupil distance adjustment range - 58-76mm
L-R dioptric correction range - +/-3.0 diopters
Closest Focusing Distance - 6m (19.7ft)
Power source - 2x AA cells (The binoculars operate as non-IS binoculars when battery power is unavailable)
Dimensions and weight - 152W x 193L x 81D mm (1,180g body only)
Canon inclusions -
Canon case and neck strap
Eyepiece lens covers
Instruction manual
Special extras -
2x multi-coated UV filters
2x alloy lens hoods
2x clip-on objective lens covers
Canon's Image Stabiliser binoculars really do work well and first-time use is commonly a “Wow!” experience, especially given the powerful 18x magnification of this top-of-the-range pair. The large objectives and UD lens elements make them great for astro work too, offering the spectacular nighttime viewing of a widefield scope, without the need for a mount. For birders, long-range observation and identification of difficult seabirds and waders is made easy, without the hassles of carrying and setting up a tripod and spotting scope. They’d be great on a boat or for watching watersports from the shore, too. As the photos show, these binoculars are in beautiful condition and they also come with some useful bonus extras. Inspection is welcome if you’re local to Perth.
Only $975, which includes careful packing and registered postage to anywhere in Australia. Inquiries by PM only, please.
Specifications:
Magnification - 18x
Objective lens -
Effective diameter - 50mm
Filter threads - 58mm (P=0.75)
Real field of view - 3.7 degrees (65m Field of View at 1000m)
Apparent field of view - 67 degrees
Optical construction -
Objective lens - 4 elements in 3 groups (including protective glass). Group 3 uses UD glass
Eyepiece lens - 7 elements in 5 groups
Exit pupil diameter - 2.8mm
Eye relief - 15mm
Prism type - Porro II prism
Pupil distance adjustment range - 58-76mm
L-R dioptric correction range - +/-3.0 diopters
Closest Focusing Distance - 6m (19.7ft)
Power source - 2x AA cells (The binoculars operate as non-IS binoculars when battery power is unavailable)
Dimensions and weight - 152W x 193L x 81D mm (1,180g body only)
Canon inclusions -
Canon case and neck strap
Eyepiece lens covers
Instruction manual
Special extras -
2x multi-coated UV filters
2x alloy lens hoods
2x clip-on objective lens covers
Canon's Image Stabiliser binoculars really do work well and first-time use is commonly a “Wow!” experience, especially given the powerful 18x magnification of this top-of-the-range pair. The large objectives and UD lens elements make them great for astro work too, offering the spectacular nighttime viewing of a widefield scope, without the need for a mount. For birders, long-range observation and identification of difficult seabirds and waders is made easy, without the hassles of carrying and setting up a tripod and spotting scope. They’d be great on a boat or for watching watersports from the shore, too. As the photos show, these binoculars are in beautiful condition and they also come with some useful bonus extras. Inspection is welcome if you’re local to Perth.
Only $975, which includes careful packing and registered postage to anywhere in Australia. Inquiries by PM only, please.