Nikon 10 X 25 Travelite EX Waterproof Binoculars

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Whereas eye relief of 10x and 12x Nikon Travelite binoculars is only 11.1mm, good for viewing through the naked eye only. Not enough eye relief can make watching through binocular no so great experience. Nikon have a long history of optical production to rival that of Zeiss and Swarovski. They began as an optical manufacturer in 1917. They produced the lens for the first Canon camera around 20 years later but did not produce their own camera until 1948. The optical excellence of that camera was noticed by American photographers who took the lenses and used them on their Leica and Contax rangefinder cameras of the time to cover the Korean war. When our light little Nikon Travelite VI binocular was used for looking up and down the Tennessee River, there seemed to be

in an optical manufacturing plant in China. It looks to us as though Nikon got Nikon quality in the Travelite we tested.Our used products are subject to wear and tear in comparison to brand new products. This also applies to accessories that are supplied with the camera including batteries which may have a lower optimum performance level/life expectancy.

The Nikon 12x25 Travelite V binocular is an ideal choice if you are looking for a fairly inexpensive, lightweight, compact binocular with a powerful magnification. Our 10X25 test unit has a decent angular field of view at 5° or 285ft/87m at 1,000yds/m. If we had chosen the Nikonplastic bag or larger glass jar with dry rice to absorb the moisture (much as some folks put rice into salt shakers) The aperture of these binoculars is too small for serious skywatching (Image credit: Gemma Lavender) Other major elements include the size of the exit pupil and the quality of the glass used to make the prism.

The best way to adjust the diopter by adjusting the central focusing knob to focus both binocular barrels at the same time. This can be done by Lateral Chromatic Aberration or ‘transverse chromatic aberration’, occurs when different color wavelengths coming at an angle focus at different positions along the same focal plane. We like the Nikon Travelite binoculars a lot. They're a very good value. They don't claim to be perfect, but they're quite good at whatIf looking for magnification power in a small binocular, a better idea is to go for Nikon Travelite 10X binoculars. Once focus in the left eye is same as right shift diopter adjustment to another eye, once again using lens cap and keeping diopter setting at zero

A textured center focus wheel allows for easier handling even with gloves. Right-eye dioptric correction usually helps compensate for individual optical prescriptions.The approached used by compact Porro prism designers for a number of years has been to keep the eyepieces still and move We're compact binocular enthusiasts. Our first, good-quality binocular was the Nikon Diplomat and we used it for nearly everything. Utilizing a familiar porro prism design, a thread is provided between the barrels for the binocular to be tripod mounted if so desired. Ease of use comes via a nicely resistant focus knob and dioptre wheel, making for easy adjustment even when wearing gloves.