About Celestron 10 30 x 50 Zoom Binocular
Celestron 10 30 x 50 Zoom Binocular
Features
- Rubber covered
- Fully coated optics
- Diopter adjustment for fine focusing
- Rubber covering for a firm grip
- Water resistant body and nylong carrying case
- Tripod adaptable
- No Fault Life time warranty
Technical Specifications
| Item | 71136 | 71142 | 71148 | 71137 | 71144 | 71148 |
| Size | 7 x35 | 8 x 40 | 7 x 50 | 10 x 50 | 20 x 50 | 10-30 x 50 Zoom |
| Type | Porro | Porro | Porro | Porro | Porro | Porro |
| Prisms | BK7 | BK7 | BK7 | BK7 | BK7 | BK7 |
| Coating | Fully Coated | Fully Coated | Fully Coated | Fully Coated | Fully Coated | Fully Coated |
| Weather Proof | Water Resistant | Water Resistant | Water Resistant | Water Resistant | Water Resistant | Water Resistant |
| Angular Field of View (FDD) | 8o | 8.2o | 6.8o | 7o | 3.2o | 4.1o |
| Liner (FOV) ft @ 1000 yds | 419 | 430 | 357 | 367 | 168 | 215 |
| Exit Pupil | 5mm | 5mm | 7.1mm | 5mm | 2.5mm | 5mm @ 10x |
| Eye Relief | 11mm | 12mm | 13mm | 11mm | 7mm | 14mm |
| Near Focus | 15 ft | 16ft | 16ft | 24ft | 36ft | 27ft @ 10 x |
| Weight | 24 oz | 26 oz | 33 oz | 30 oz | 31 oz | 36 oz |
| Tripod Adaptable | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| IPD (mm) | 55-75 | 55-75 | 55-75 | 55-75 | 55-75 | 60-75 |
| Warranty | No Fault | No Fault | No Fault | No Fault | No Fault | No Fault |
Exceptional Zoom VersatilityWith a magnification range of 10x to 30x, the Celestron 10-30x50 Binocular allows users to easily switch between wide viewing and detailed close-ups. The large 50 mm objective lenses gather plenty of light, ensuring clear views from morning until dusk. This makes them ideal for a wide range of outdoor activities, from sports viewing to wildlife observing.
Comfort and Precision DesignDesigned with user comfort in mind, these binoculars feature a generous 20 mm eye relief, making them suitable for eyeglass wearers. The diopter adjustment ensures each user can fine-tune the sharpness to their eyesight. Coupled with a center focus system, rapid and precise focusing becomes effortless, even during extended observation sessions.
Stable Viewing and AdaptabilityWeighing 900 g and equipped with a tripod adaptability feature, these binoculars help reduce hand fatigue during long viewing periods. The robust construction maintains stability and comfort, while the close focus range of 8 m enables detailed observation of both distant and nearby subjects. Please note, as they are not water-resistant, they are best used in dry weather conditions.
FAQs of Celestron 10 30 x 50 Zoom Binocular:
Q: How do I adjust the magnification on the Celestron 10-30x50 Zoom Binocular?
A: To adjust magnification, simply rotate the zoom lever or ring located near the eyepieces. This allows you to seamlessly change between 10x and 30x, enabling quick shifts from wide surveys to detailed inspections.
Q: What environments are these binoculars best suited for?
A: These binoculars excel in dry environments, such as birdwatching, sporting events, and nature observation. As they are not water-resistant, it is recommended to avoid using them in rainy or very humid conditions.
Q: When should I use the tripod adaptability feature?
A: The tripod adaptability becomes highly beneficial during extended viewing sessions, such as landscape observation, stargazing, or when using higher zoom levels to maintain image stability and reduce fatigue.
Q: Where can I use these binoculars for optimal performance?
A: You will achieve optimal performance in clear, dry outdoor settings, such as open fields, parks, or stadiums. Avoid exposure to heavy moisture or rain since the binoculars do not have water resistance.
Q: What is the process for adjusting the focus and diopter?
A: First, use the center focus wheel to adjust the clarity of both eyepieces. Then, close your right eye and focus with your left using the center wheel. Next, close your left eye, open your right, and use the diopter ring to fine-tune sharpness for your right eye.
Q: How does the field of view benefit my observation experience?
A: With a 73 m field of view at 1000 m (at 10x), you can easily track moving subjects and scan wide areas, which is advantageous for activities like birdwatching and live events.