Binoculars
8 X 42 Binocular
By National Geographic
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Item code UG4037
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Description
The 8x42 are very handy versatile Roof binoculars: waterproof, produced, and crafted with high quality in mind. Twist-up eyecups adapt so the binoculars are easily used by observers with or without spectacles; diopter compensation is standard. The 8x42 has Bak-4 prisms and is fully multi-coated. This allows for color fidelity and high contrast. The objective cap system allows for quick opening and closing and can be completely removed easily. Furthermore, a tripod connection thread is integrated.
Higher magnification binos (10x+) have their place, but they limit your viewing area. For example, at a baseball game, you get a clear zoomed-in picture of the batter, but can’t see most of the field. These 8x42 birding binoculars provide users with a broader field of view, so you get to see a close-up of all the action.
These high-power binoculars provide minimal image shake and can be used by anyone that wears eyeglasses. They’re ideal for hunting, bird watching, whale watching, cruises, hiking, concerts, sports events, plane spotting, and loads more.
Facts
The magnification is 8 ×. The objective diameter is 42 mm. The prism type is roof. The weight is 0.837 kg.
- Weight
- 0.837 kg
- Magnification
- 8.0 ×
- Front lens diameter
- 42 mm
- Prism type
- roof
GOCO / CHOOSING WELLWhat matters here
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What will power it?
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How will it connect or mount?
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Where will it be used?
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Terms you may see
- Magnification
- How much larger an optical subject appears; it does not alone describe image quality.
- Ingress rating
- A stated test classification for entry of dust or water under defined conditions.
