Bresser Binoculars Hunter 10x50

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These binoculars are waterproof, very compact and fully multi-coated with ultimate reflection coating. Bresser Pirsch binoculars have premium guarantee against all risks, including any damage. As we have already discussed, the 6x magnification is ideal for children, helping them to keep the image shake free and ensuring a wide view to make finding their intended subject easy:

The Luchs are Bresser's top of the range binoculars that are also known as Bresser Lux Binoculars in some markets. They are available in 8x42 and 10x42 models.The advantageous relation of lens diameter and magnification enable observations at dawn. All models comprise not only a dioptre adjustment but alsocollapsible rubber eyecups for spectacle wearers. The handy rubber armoured body of the BRESSER Hunter 10x50 binoculars allow a firm grip. A tripod thread is standard for all Hunter binoculars. BK-7 glass in their prisms and multi-coated lenses (as opposed to BaK-4 prisms and fully multi-coated lenses in the more expensive models) to all the optical surfaces which Bresser say "guarantees an A 10x50 pair of binoculars has a magnification of 10x, and each of the objective lenses has an aperture of 50mm. In common with most 50mm roof prism binoculars, the minimum interpupillary distance is limited by the design and is relatively large at 61mm. Binoculars: The image is very sharp but you will be able to see even more, with its great definition in different fields but especially for astronomy because it allows you to see in depth. Conclusions and Which 10×50 Binoculars To Buy?

The cups are quite wide, though, so at the minimum interpupillary distance of 57mm (the distance between the pupils of your eyes), there is only 13mm between them, which may be too tight for some broad-bridged noses. The Olympus 10×50 DPS-I is a BaK-7 porro-type binoculars with aspherical optics, capable of minimizing the aberrations that usually have this type of equipment, thus providing images with great sharpness and brightness. By having these caps attached to the binoculars, they won’t get lost and you’re probably more likely to use them, too. If your passion is planetary detail, close double stars, globular clusters or planetary nebulae, then consider buying a telescope. The 6.1° field of view is on a par with Porros and flat enough that we could keep Albireo split into two components over the central 90%.

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They have a good balance, especially when you are gazing skywards, so extended hand-held observing stints are possible, especially if you observe while you are reclined. They are just as impressive under the stars, which snap to focus anywhere in the central 85 per cent of its 6.5° field of view, giving a bright, crisp, high-contrast image. Worth highlighting at this price level are the number of metal components used (like the focus wheel) and the high level of optical glass and coatings which directly contributes to their class-leading performance. Apart from that, the only other niggle is the high minimum interpupillary distance (IPD: 60.5mm), which is an inevitable feature of the roof prism design used for 50mm aperture. The Helios Stellar II binoculars have individual eyepiece focusing. This is the preferred option for astronomy, meaning you can set the focus and then leave it alone.

They boast a metal Bausch & Lomb-style body, which means that the prism housing and objective tube is a single casting for each side, so there are no separate objective tubes. Image quality in these Bresser binoculars is way better than in other non branded binoculars for children. Looking southwest, we could hold IC 4756 and NGC 6633 in the same field of view and we could appreciate the contrast between these two fine open star clusters. Argon is neither absorbed by water nor reacts with it. In addition, this high-performance gas retains its protective properties over a much wider range of temperatures than nitrogen. These argon-filled binoculars are suitable for more extreme conditions, and have a longer service life. The gas also prevents the lenses from fogging up from the inside. The next on the list, also from one of the most popular brands of binoculars, is the Nikon Aculon A211 10×50 which has a large objective lens diameter which in turn ensures a wide field of view.

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To have very good image quality, you should opt for binoculars that have glass mineral optics, which we can get two types: BK-17 borosilicate and BAK-4 barium, the latter is the highest quality that gives sharper and more contrasted images. Optics Bresser is a german manufacturer of premium quality optics that was founded in 1957 by Josef Bresser. The minimum interpupillary distance of 52mm makes these binoculars suitable for people with small faces or close-set eyes. This series has ED glass which has the highest light transmission and minimum chromatic aberration. These binoculars are the cheapest optical instruments and recommended only for those that are on a tight budget.

Coma Berenices was well placed so we used Melotte 111 to determine limiting magnitude.The faintest star with direct vision was mag. 10.1. Scoring 3rd spot in our 10×50 binoculars guide, I present to you the Bresser Hunter 10×50, a compact binoculars with an innovative design that makes them the best companion for almost any occasion. The Bresser Nautic 7x50 Binocular (WP/CMP) features a integrated and illuminated precision compass, whilst the Bresser Nautic 8x42 has an integrated digital compass in its armor housing, which points you the right way, at any time. Temperature and time are shown on the display. The Twist Up eyecups ensure an optimal eye distance setting. It’s nitrogen filled body prevents the optics from fogging up on the inside of the binocular, caused by rapid temperature variations.

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All binoculars in this series (4 models available) have BAK-4 prism which ensures high quality image. Best features: individual eyepiece focussing, excellent colour rendition, tethered lens caps, ribbed rubber covering Key specs