Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 Binoculars

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The 8x magnification and relatively small aperture of 25mm means that they're not ideal if stargazing is your main endeavor, but we couldn't fault the optics on these binoculars. We were able to get small but very detailed views of the craters of the moon and Orion's Belt. We were pleased to see no color-fringing even towards the edge of the view, and we thought they had excellent contrast, clarity and color fidelity.

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.angular field of view of 4.2° or 240ft/73m at 1,000yds/m — it's actually a fairly limited viewing area for the 12X25 user.

Nikon Aculon T02 8x21Despite minor flaws, their attractive design, high portability and good optics make them worth considering. ★★★★½ to soften as one looked nearer to the field of view's edge. Images viewed with our test model lost usable details at 90-92% of The Celestron UpClose G2 10x25 may not boast the most advanced specifications on our list. The lenses are only partially multi-coated (as opposed to fully multi-coated), and they utilize BK-7 glass roof prisms instead of the superior BaK-4 glass found in some other models. However, given their affordable price, we still believe they're an excellent option for beginners, budget-conscious individuals, or anyone seeking a highly compact and portable alternative to more robust binoculars. We particularly like the large, easy-to-grip center-focus knob that allows for adjustments on chilly evenings without needing to remove gloves. The 6.9-degree field of view is also quite good, in our opinion. particularly nice, sharp resolution of details in the center field focus, but performance declines significantly outside of that area.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. When we realized a member of the OpticsReviewer team would be traveling to a number of Tennessee communities, Nikon 8x25 Travelite EX Binoculars are lightweight and compact enough to take anywhere; the perfect companion for concerts, holidays and birdwatching. Thanks to the robust design of the Travelite EX range they are also ideal for rugged outdoor activities such as mountain climbing and trekking. In addition, the waterproof Travelite EX range sport lead and arsenic–free Eco-glass, which is fully aligned with Nikon’s commitment to the environment.

periphery of the view with the majority of binoculars, the details tend to soften slowly until you recognize that they're generally The size of the exit pupil is quite significant. We can maximize the Travelite VI's low-light performance by using the configuration Viewing is a pleasant and comfortable experience through the Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 and they are so light that we barely realised we were holding them. Given their lightweight decision, no trembling or shaking affected our observations. Meanwhile, we discovered that the eye-relief adjustment and focusing are both super-smooth. No problems were encountered in their functionality, making them an extremely worthwhile option for those searching for optical aid that’s fuss-free whilst traveling.

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Invariably people want to know where binoculars are made. The box our 10X25 Nikon Travelite binoculars came in said they were made be a little nervous about folding these down as a binocular ages. Our thinking was that the rubber gets stiff with age