Binoculars NEDIS SCBI1000BK

Product detailed description

You can easily take this lightweight binocular with you on a hike or on the go. The rubber grip on the case ensures a firm grip and good protection. The diopter correction eyepiece adapts to every eye.
The best result with this binoculars is achieved when observing in the daytime.
This telescope model has a roof prism design.

- The binoculars offer 8x magnification.
- The magnification number indicates how many times the lens magnifies the object. The higher the number, the greater the magnification.
- In the case of binoculars, a magnification of 7 or 10 is most practical. If the number is higher, it means less image stability.
- Lens lens diameter: 21 mm
- Indicates how much light passes through the lens of the telescope.
- The larger the lens, the more light will pass through, but it also means that the binoculars will be heavier.
- The field of view at a distance of 1000 meters is 128 meters. Which is ideal when observing moving objects such as birds and aircraft.
- This binocular is best suited for daytime use. The optical exit diameter is 2.7 mm

The darker the environment, the more your pupils will dilate. When your pupil becomes larger and its diameter is larger than the diameter of the optical exit pupil, visibility will deteriorate.
The diameter of the human eye pupil can vary from 2 mm to 7 mm. So if you plan to use the binoculars frequently in dark environments, a large optical exit diameter will be important. 7 mm can also be used at night. 5 mm is useful at dusk and dawn. Less than 5 mm is more suitable in daylight.
This binocular can handle an interpupillary distance (IPD) of 29-69 mm

The interpupillary distance (IPD) is the distance between the centres of the pupils of the eyes.
It varies from person to person, and also depends on whether they are looking at near or distant objects

- Due to the eye relief of 10.5 mm, this binocular is less suitable for people with glasses

Ocular relief is the distance from the last surface of the eyepiece at which the user's eye will still see the full angle of view.
If the eye relief is 11 mm or more, even people with glasses can use the binoculars without having to take them off.
If the eye relief is less than 11 mm, you can leave the glasses on, but you will need to make a focus by turning the ring on the telescope lens

- A dioptric correction of the telescope can be used to adjust the optical equipment to the person's eyes. This is an adjustment of a single lens to ensure compatible focusing if each eye of the observer has a different ability to see. The result is less eye strain, which allows for optimal viewing, depth and focus contrast.
- This telescope has a roof prism design

Features:

- Colour: Black
- Material: ABS/Rubber
- Lens colour: Red
- With protective bag

Contents of the package:

- 1x Binoculars
- 1x Protective bag
- 1x Cleaning cloth
- 1x Instructions