Avoid The 5 Mistakes Newbies Make When Buying Binoculars
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Whether you're buying your first binoculars or finally replacing your trusty 20 years old ones, this video is a MUST SEE. Save yourself some money and frustration by avoiding the 5 money murdering mistakes newbies make when shopping for binoculars.
We are a retired couple traveling to Alaska and wanted to look at the glaciers from a distance something simple for basic use and how do you choose?
Not sure some important things are missed here and seems vague. For example, the loss of light is not just magnification, but the size of the object lens and glass type. A good pair of compact 8x25 HD binoculars or 8x30/32 HD bins are perfect for birdwatching. Also, do NOT buy a nearly white binoculars if you want to see anything decent, you will be dressed in all that green for no reason! 🤣😂
Where to try out before you buy?
So which ones do they have in their hands that they are trying out?
Going out on a trek in the woods ahhh...wearing swede shoes!!?? Let's get real...how about talking about the difference between Porro and Roof Prisms...that is what is really important for the different type of viewing...or discussing what the numbers mean...like 10x40!!
I appreciate effort....but this presentation just jumps out like an annoying psych student trying the blag people on the high street into buying something unnecessary. It presents as contrived, intense, uber opinion, making a lot of noise without saying something. I comes across as being presented by the breed of 'latte drinkers' who sit in pretentious cafe's with self esteem displacement.
The music is just 'ear bleed', ghastly and just as annoying as the presenters.
So much more could have been described, with less of the hyped marketing approach from the school of X-Factor.
You have a relatively good product let down by a cheesy vlog.
Note to Avalon- Check out BBR.
Always wanted to take advice from teenagers!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GTF,