Carson VP Series Full Sized and Compact Waterproof and Fog proof Binoculars in Black
Carson VP Series Full Sized and Compact Waterproof and Fog Proof Binoculars: An Outdoor Companion comes to town. Product Description
The Carson Corporation is one of the most diverse and high-performance binocular manufacturers, and while they are known for their diversity in the binocular manufacture, there are those binoculars that come out as exceptional in quality and price, making them the best in their class.
Carson VP Series Full Sized and Compact Waterproof and Fog Proof Binoculars is one of them, with a blend of fantastic design, ruggedness, and high magnification lenses, makes these binoculars a great companion on your outdoor escapades. The rubber armor aims to absorb shock, and the optics are fully coated to ensure bright, vivid images.
A case and neck strap has been provided for comfort in portability. The Bushnell will give you an experience that is only reserved for expensive binoculars, at a fraction of the price and with a good compromise between sufficient magnification and weight; we get a workmanship that is a first in its class.
The Carson VP Series Full Sized and Compact Waterproof and Fog Proof Binoculars Need series incorporates ten models and two colors to choose from; Black and Combo. They all have a high powered magnification. In usage, the user should remove the eyepiece cap that covers the lens; this helps in protecting it from dust, humidity, and shock related accidents.
The binoculars incorporate a stereo vision that is adjustable giving you a close — up view of an object. For those that have glasses, the Waterproof and Fog proof binoculars include a “fold down” feature on the eyepiece for a crystal clear viewing experience. In the right binocular buying choice, the words used to describe them may be confusing, though they are crucial in your selection of the binoculars according to the outdoor activities you are most likely to be involved in The most important attributes when choosing a binocular are:
Features
- Shock absorbing, on-slippery rubbery armor
- Center focus system and fold-down eye cups
- Full lens coating
- Quick and smooth stereo adjusting vision
- Compact and lightweight
- Prism Roof System
Magnification
Binoculars Magnification is shown by a pair of numbers, for example, 8 *21. The first number (inclusive of the *) reveals the degree of the object magnification. The second number shows the diameter of the individual objective lens aperture. The aperture is critical as it reveals the ability of the binocular to gather light. In the magnification range of 5* to 8*, they are referred to as zoom binoculars and are not ideal for astronomical viewing mostly because their optical quality is inferior, rather a 50 mm will do well for the same.
For magnification beyond 7*, there is the need for a tripod mount as the binoculars will produce blurry images, due to unsteadiness. Eye Relief -This is the distance from the eyepiece lens at which the image focuses, this is important for eyeglass wearers as the glasses increase the distance between the eye and the lens.
Close focus
This is the least distance an object should be for the binoculars to bring it into sharp focus. This is of particular importance in choosing your binoculars according to the activities you are projecting it to be involved in A close focus will enable you to have a pleasant view of birds but don’t expect to use the same in viewing lions on your safari at long distances.
Weight
This Carson is the weight of the binoculars and it depends on the activity you intend to use the binoculars. For those that need binoculars for light activities like birding, lighter binoculars are more convenient due to the strain of holding the binoculars to your eye for a long time
Exit Pupil
In optics, a virtual aperture is known as Exit pupil; it is very crucial when choosing a binocular to be used use in low light conditions and astronomical observations. Exit Pupil is often seen as a bright circle at the middle of the eyepiece, and can also be viewed if the eye cups are retracted and the binoculars focused onto a bright place. The larger it is, the more the light will pass through to your eyes, therefore being more efficient in bad light environments.
Field of view
This is the area of the landscape that the binocular can view. This will depend on the usage of the binoculars. For astronomical viewing, a large field of view is desirable as it offers a pleasant and better viewing experience. Magnification and Field of view are related, and the higher powered lenses are associated with a small field of view.
Interpapillary Distance
This Carson VP Series Full Sized and Compact Waterproof and Fogproof Binoculars is the distance between an individual’s eyes. For most, it ranges between 60 -72 mm. This is very important in choosing the binoculars, and when buying, you should find one that can be adjusted to accommodate the difference. Women and children too have different inter papillary distances than men, theirs being too short, the best choice for them would be compact binoculars.