Olympus Binocular 10x 50 DPS-1 - Black

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This convenient equipment has a compact structure with a rugged body supported by sure grip rubber coating for easy handling. The Olympus Binoculars 10×50 work equally well even if you need to wear glasses as it has an eye relief distance (distance between the eyes and eyecup) of 2 m. It's likely that no further discussion is required, in which case we recommend starting a new thread. Your feedback is important to us, your review about this product will be revised by our experts and will be published within 5 working days.

But the best binocular is the one you have in your hand and when the choice is between nothing and a serviceable pair of binoculars, something is preferable to nothing. One of my favorite pairs of binoculars is the old single-coated 7x35 Nikons that my father gave me 50 years ago. Some mention that they are easy to carry around their neck and simple to use yet, while others say that they're a little heavy and emphasized by the narrow strap.A great field of view, probably equal or better than many other roofs and porros for 10x magnification. The wide-angled field of view of this Olympus 50mm binocular lets you keep track of the action no matter how fast paced it gets. I wanted to know if they have a crisp, clear, clean image and let in lots of light and adjust easily.

However, it turned out to be no risk at all - as the x10 magnification works brilliantly and the optics allow for exceptional clarity of viewing. They also do pretty well in darker conditions like at evening/morning, allowing them to see the Orion Nebula and all seven sisters of the Pleiades. The apparent field of view offered is a versatile 65 degrees ( 7x35 / 8x 40 / 10x50 ), and bright image viewing is assured by way of their generous exit pupils. UV protection lenses make it ideal for outdoors use as a companion for bird watching, sporting events, and other activities. The focus knob is situated between the two barrels and enables you control the focus for both the barrels synchronously.I recently bought the 8x40 version of these and the Celestron 15x70 Skymaster and wanted something in between (not because I know what I’m doing - if truth be known I just like the experience of seeing stuff close up!