Bresser Binoculars Hunter 10x50

Product Information

Just like standard binoculars, these have a diopter adjustment ring to calibrate them to cater for any differences in vision between the left and right eyes. 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. 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. There are certain important things to consider if you are planning to buy 10×50 binoculars, those are: Do you enjoy admiring buildings or examining the feathers of colourful birds? No problem: the 10x magnification will bring your closer to what you want to see. Objects that are 1000 metres away appear as if they are only 100 metres in front of you. With these compact roof prism binoculars, the field of view is smaller than at lower magnifications: At a distance of 1000 m, the field of view of 91 m wide. This allows you to view distance objects in stunning detail. Gaze at the ocean while on a relaxing sailing trip - who knows, you might even see some marine life! The binoculars are waterproof to ensure that no liquid gets inside the housing due to rain, splashes or fog. With the Wave 10x50 binoculars, you also don't need to worry about sudden changes in the weather The binoculars are filled with an inert gas, which is particularly useful in the event of large temperature fluctuations, as it prevents the lenses from fogging up. The 10x50 binoculars were designed for people with and without visual impairments. With the twist-up eyecups, you can easily adjust the distance between your eyes and the ocular lenses. The LE eyepieces have a long eye relief, which allows you to see the full field of view when wearing glasses. Even for people who don't wear glasses, there can be differences in acuity between each eye. The binoculars there feature a dioptre adjustment, which allows you to compensate for small differences in vision and sharpen the image.Many amateur astronomers prefer binocular observing over any other form of exploring the night sky, and a good, powerful model will enable you to examine the Moon, planets, stars and deep-sky objects for decades to come. 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. Actual field of view is 7.2°, so quite wide. We were able to fit the ‘box’ part of Lyra comfortably and enjoyed scanning the Milky Way's star fields.

These binoculars have no central focus mechanism and instead have focusing diopter for each eye separately. This aspect is the one that is in charge of giving you the sharpness that you need to be able to observe in a complete way, besides it goes together with the level of magnification and the size of the lens, the bigger the contrast, the better you will visualize the image. Minimum Focus Distance binoculars come with bigger objective lenses, and have better brightness and focus around the edges. On the other hand, the 10X42 usually has better focus at the center. What Can I See With 10×50 Binoculars? The optical glass that Bresser use in these is coated with an anti-reflective coating for a brighter and better quality image than what you get on the many imitation kids binoculars that don't have any coatings and which are now available.

Accessories

Nikon in the quest to be environmentally friendly, designed these binoculars with environmentally friendly glass, totally free of lead and arsenic, which makes them quite attractive today. 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: Although the clear aperture is 52mm, this is internally stopped down to an effective aperture of 46mm. This is usually done to sharpen the image at the expense of a slight loss of brightness. Whilst most of the instruments in this range can be also used for long-range terrestrial observation, the series of Bresser Spezial Astro binoculars are primarily aimed at the astronomy market and at the time of writing consists of five separate models. All Condor binoculars are waterproof and nitrogen filled to prevent internal fogging and have twist-up-eyecups that enable you to use them with or without eyeglasses

The roof prism models have "Twist up" eyecups and long eye relief eyepieces to allow a full field of view Bresser have over the years continued to update and improve their mid-level Condor series, which I now feel offers a really good performance to price ratio. Available in a wide variety of configurations, but all using roof prisms, ranging from the 8x or 10x25mm compacts, right up to the large 10x or 8x56mm versions they are also a versatile series that will perform in a wide range of areas and uses. Featuring a compact design, these binoculars are perfect for taking a closer look at your surroundings when you’re on holiday or going for a walk through the woods. Thanks to the 10x magnification, objects at a distance of 1000 metres appear as if they are only 100 metres away, with a field of view of 96 metres. What’s more, the large lens diameter of 50 mm ensures that you see a bright image, even in adverse lighting conditions. Bresser Hunter Series though is designed mainly for hunting purposes can also be used for traveling, day-to-day use, sporting events, bird watching. There are 6 models in this series: The BRESSER Corvette models impress with their outstanding and razor-sharp image reproduction due to their sophisticated optics and precise engineering. This series is made with high quality BaK-4 glass material, which is coated with a contrast and brightness-enhancing full multi-layer coating. They have a dioptre adjustment and a tripod connection thread as standard. The large LE (Long Eye) eyepieces and the TwistUp eyecups offer optimal setting points for observations for a wide variety of users - even those who have to wear glasses to use binoculars . Thanks to the waterproof housing these binoculars can be used even a heavy rain shower.

Similar Products

It is generally well controlled, with only a small amount visible at the centre of the field of view. Even near the edge it was unobtrusive. These binoculars are excellent choice due to low price tag and combination of versatile features, such as BAK-4 prism, waterproof, fog proof, lightweight and different size models.

Here are 5 things to look at with your 10×50 Binoculars and you can get a crisp view. This includes the Moon, Birds, Planet, Galaxies and Stars, Satellites. Are 10×50 Binoculars Good for Birding? This point is important and the shorter the focus distance the more field of view it offers, however if you need a longer view then you should opt for longer distances, this depends on the use you want to make of it. How Much Money Should I Spend on My Binoculars?Anti-reflective coatings and well-designed light baffles combine with an exceptionally rigid tripod that leaves your observing free of wobbles. Binoculars of this size excel on the larger open clusters and asterisms, and this was borne out by the lovely views we had of the Alpha Persei Cluster (Collinder 39) in Perseus, Kemble’s Cascade in Camelopardalis, and Eddie’s Coaster in Cassiopeia. These binoculars are the cheapest optical instruments and recommended only for those that are on a tight budget. All models are have full broadband multi-coating optics and use BaK-4 glass for the roof prisms which are also phase corrected. The quality also extends to the accessories as all models come supplied with a real leather bag as standard.