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Old 12-05-2011, 10:19 PM
mercedes_sl1970
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If you are just starting off, a set of 10x50s may be a good alternative. They don't sound like much, but it is surprising as to what you can actually see and also easily handheld. Even a 7x50 is a good size.

To add to the "confusion" have a look at the Cloudynights website. They have a dedicated binocular section and also a very good selection of reviews and recommendations for those starting off:
Cloudynights Binoculars
and
Cloudynights Beginner Stuff 1
and
Cloudynights Beginner Stuff 2

I'd also suggest having a read of the Review section too.

Andrew
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