Digital Camera Binoculars Review » Telescope http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com Wed, 28 Apr 2010 03:29:33 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Good binocular? http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/355/good-binocular/ http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/355/good-binocular/#comments Fri, 27 Feb 2009 01:00:52 +0000 admin http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/355/good-binocular/ Continue reading →]]> digital binoculars
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 be the magnification, and what brand even. please write me your ideas if you know anything about digital binoculars.
thanks
what i want is to maximize and minimize the image so i can have a variety of uses. I dont necessarily want digital, only a binocular that can zoom in and out. not a limited range. im not sure what that is called!

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]]> http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/355/good-binocular/feed/ 0 Where will you look for Microscope, Digital Weighing Balance and Image analysis Systems in Kolkata, India ? http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/351/where-will-you-look-for-microscope-digital-weighing-balance-and-image-analysis-systems-in-kolkata-india/ http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/351/where-will-you-look-for-microscope-digital-weighing-balance-and-image-analysis-systems-in-kolkata-india/#comments Fri, 13 Feb 2009 16:37:36 +0000 admin http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/351/where-will-you-look-for-microscope-digital-weighing-balance-and-image-analysis-systems-in-kolkata-india/ digital binoculars
Fisa asked:


I have visited a site www.freewebs.com/visionmicrosystems/ this place is great for those who are looking for Microscope, Digital Weighing Balance, Image analysis Systems and Binocular, Telescope, and Laboratory Instruments.

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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 how to read the magnification. I am assuming it is.

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Chirs G asked:


I love astronomy and I currently use the ***** eye and binoculars to look at the sky. When I was younger I had a Meade but it has long since been exstinct. I am looking for something that can:
a) last me more than a year or two
b) be very portable and easily moved (such as on to a plane and in and out of a car’s trunk)
c) see more than just the nearest planets and the moon (even though I know I will need to upgrade the eyepiece to do so most effectively)
d) stay aligned without a lot of tinkering, a little will not bother me b/c it would be nice to learn how to fix the mirrors or whatever.
e) will be good for astrophotography (I am going to invest ina digital camera so everyone can see the things I see)
f) do the job for under $600 dollars

Right now I am looking at both the
Celestron NexStar 130 SLT Telescope
and
Celestron NexStar 102 SLT Telescope
I have read into both and they both seem to have great user reviews for the most part. They both contain most everything I am looking for in a scope so if anyone knows for a fact one is better than the other I would appreciate the heads up. Or if there is something better out there that I have overlooked please let me know!

Thanks

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]]> http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/383/which-telescope-is-better/feed/ 4 Sky Atlas for Small Telescopes and Binoculars http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/708/sky-atlas-for-small-telescopes-and-binoculars/ http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/708/sky-atlas-for-small-telescopes-and-binoculars/#comments Sat, 17 Jan 2009 09:32:08 +0000 admin http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/708/sky-atlas-for-small-telescopes-and-binoculars/ Continue reading →]]> Sky Atlas for Small Telescopes and Binoculars




If you own binoculars, or a telescope smaller than 6″ in aperture, this beginner-friendly atlas is for you. Its eight two-color charts cover the entire sky, with stars to 6th magnitude and dozens of bright deep-sky objects plotted. Opposite each chart are helpful object descriptions and close-up charts of selected regions. A wonderful first atlas! By David S. Chandler and Billie E. Chandler. Softbound, 22 pages.

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Who said you have to be in the dark to do astronomy! Turning your telescope to the Sun is fun and educational. Watch the march of giant sunspots, the clouds of glowing vapor in the photosphere, and solar “granulation” detail. But be sure to protect your precious vision with safe Orion solar filters! Looking at the Sun without one, even for an instant, can permanently damage your eyes. Superior to Mylar These full-aperture optical glass filters deliver superb views of the Sun, without risk to your eyes. While more expensive than Mylar filters, Orion solar filters provide better contrast, a more natural yellow-orange

]]> http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/705/orion-solar-filter-2-for-megaview-80mm-binoculars/feed/ 0 Digital Binoculars: How They Work and What to Look For http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/117/digital-binoculars-how-they-work-and-what-to-look-for/ http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/117/digital-binoculars-how-they-work-and-what-to-look-for/#comments Fri, 11 Jul 2008 03:56:38 +0000 admin http://www.digitalcamerabinocularsreview.com/?p=117 Continue reading →]]> digitalbinocularsDigital Binoculars are simply two parallel refractor telescopes joined together. Each individual telescope comes with a prism in front of each eyepiece to correct the tendency of images produced by refractor telescopes to be mirror-reversed and upside down.

Specifications for digital binoculars vary from maker to maker and model to model. A few of the major brands are Nikon, Bushnell, Canon, Swarovski, Tasco, Leica, Steiner, and Leupold. Each brand are different, but all in all most of the digital binoculars are always expressed in these terms: “10 x 50″, “7 x50″, “6 x 30″ and so on.

Basically, the first number always refers to the binoculars magnification power and the second number to the aperture size. For example, a pair of digital camera binoculars with 10 x 50 specifications has 10 times magnification power and an aperture size of 50mm.

The funny thing about digital binoculars is that telescopes are relatively more powerful than binoculars, and even though telescopes magnify an image much larger, digital binoculars are able to see more of the surrounding area. Basically, digital binoculars have a large field of view than telescopes.

 

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