Tag Archives: Magnification
Zhumell Signature 10×42 Waterproof Binoculars
From the Manufacturer The Zhumell Signature 10×42 waterproof binoculars may just be the perfect optical instrument. They’re packed with features that make for easy, comfortable, clear viewing, meaning even the little things appear just a bit better when viewed through its lenses. The Signature is also backed by Zhumell’s full, 25-year, no-fault warranty, ensuring a lifetime of worry-free viewing. Fine … Continue reading
Zhumell 9-27×50 Zoom Binoculars
For some, versatility isn’t a convenience, it’s a necessity. The Zhumell 9-27×50 Zoom binocular is perfect for those looking to extend their viewing range. With magnification ranging from 9x to 27x, the Zhumell Zoom gets you in close to the action and then takes you even closer. 50mm objective lenses provide enough light gathering power to use the binoculars from … Continue reading
Good binocular?
sara asked: I am interested in astronomy and i already have a telescope. what i want, that is both useful and easier to handle is a really good binocular. I was going to buy a digital binocular where I could observe any distance, from outer space to a landscape, but I dont know what kind i should purchase, what should … Continue reading
This is the real post with the link.Is this an ok telescope?
nick a asked: http://www.amazon.com/Celestron-VistaPix-Digital-Camera-Binocular/dp/tech-data/B0001M2CDK/ref=de_a_smtd/104-2285325-2061529?ie=UTF8&qid=1190772596&sr=8-14 I want to use this to see maybe a football length or two. I do not wish to see the moon, stars, or planets. Will it be ok to use during night time for the length I need? I have binoculars that have a magnification of 8X20….Is this higher than that? lol I do not know … Continue reading
Orion GrandView 20 60x100mm Spotting Scope
Orion GrandView 20 60x100mm Spotting Scope Niagra Falls. Bryce Canyon. Mount Fuji. If you have ever laid eyes on such monuments to Mother Nature, you know what a “grand view” is. And so it is in the spirit of these natural wonders and the myriad others we encounter every day – inanimate and animate, great and small – that Orion … Continue reading