Understanding Binoculars: Magnification
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Here we take a look at a binocular's magnification. What does it mean and how does it effect the user's experience. If you're wondering what size binocular is right for you, you've come to the right place!
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Very informative video and not that lengthy. Great stuff
+DeannoBrown
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for watching!
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Thanks, Its useful very much
I wish everyone who posts videos on YT were as succinct, clear, and informative as you two. That is one of the best made videos I've seen on YT in years. And it helped me tremendously. Thank you both!
with high power..comes great responsibilities! :D
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@Angel Lee Lately I have been using flixzone. You can find it on google :)
One of the best videos I've seen on youtube. Kept it short, easy to understand with great examples. Very good.
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Great info, beautiful woman.
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Just wanted to convey my thanks and gratitude in explaining this magnification issue and 10x40 time numbers. It was confusing but your 4 minutes video was worth every second. Thank you!
Thank you so much, and my respect to you guys who actually make an effort to share their knowledge and help people like me to decide or understand. Once again thank you.
thanks for the lesson! I had no idea when it came to understanding the magnification of binoculars, but now I feel more confident!!
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Excellent video.
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There are some college "birds" I'd like to watch.
Yeah, someone really needs to keep an eye on those... =/ So annoying! They're loud, sqeaky and spreads their sh*t everywhere they go! 😖 Amazing how they are even able to keep on day after day! All I've seeb them eat is breadcrumbles and seeds 🤨
I needed to up my game as a home inspector. This video was very helpful. I guess I still don't know what's best for looking at roofs that I can't climb on. 8 or 10? Any thoughts? Thanks.
Pete Sessa 8
8x is my favorite magnification, enough for a good view without much shake.
Why some binocular has 180 magnification and other has 20or 30 magnification with more clear and more closely
180x magnification? Haven't seen those. Most common ones are 8x or 10x. And cheap ones sometimes overstate their magnification factor, so beware.
Typically a bigger binocular is going to have larger objective lens. An example for comparison would be an 8x30 binocular and an 8x50 binocular. Although they both have the same magnification the 8x50 has a 50mm diameter objective lens which provides a brighter view but makes it larger and heavier. The 8x30 will be smaller and lightweight but will gather less light with its 30mm diameter objective lenses.
It sounds like the waterproof seal on your binocular has failed, and water got inside the barrel. Unfortunately, you'll probably have to send them in for repair to the manufacturer. If you'd like to talk further please give us a call at 1-800-289-1132. We'd be happy to help you out anyway we can.
I'm sorry to hear that your father's binoculars are not working properly. I recommend contacting Bushnell directly and seeing if they would be able to repair them for you. They are based in Overland Park, KS, and their contact number is (800) 423-3537. I hope they can help you out with the repair.
I just got my binoculars because we are going to Yellowstone
Hi, does not the binoculars have zoom in and zoom out function ? I have one made for the army by the 'Zrak' optics, and it has the ability to zoom in while viewing farther objects and to zoom out while viewing closer, is this unique or all binoculars have it ?
@eagleopticsvids Thanks.. i need something with zooming power for looking way down the feilds but i need something i can carry around in the woods, so not to big and heavy. I payed around 70 for the bushnell pair i have now.. I will keep a eye out at walmart and hunting places for a scope.
pls help me my late fathers 7 x 50 bushnell is not working properly . you can only see lights ,you can see small details of leaves it has strong bright light.And the color is fading out like yellowish scheme:( sorry for my bad english
does this apply to rifle scopes also. If so what magnification would you recommend for target shooting up to a 1000 yards to get a clear picture...thanks
Eddie, I'd imagine a lot of the same principles apply for rifle scopes but Eagle Optics does not specialize in rifle scopes. I'd recommend giving our sister company, Vortex Optics, a call for any rifle scope questions. Phone: (800) 426-0048 or (608) 664-9856 or Email: info@vortexoptics.com.
Thanks for watching!
Eddie Greenslade Ok did you kill your target?
Thank you for posting this, as a novice i found the information to be clearly given, very well presented and useful too. Thanks again.
One reason this can happen is if you handle your binocular with bug spray on your hands that contain DEET. Unfortunately I'm not aware of any way to neutralize this once it's happened.
plz help!
stupid me, decided to wash my binoculars with soap and water....
the liquid seems to be vaporized but the stains left somewhere inside.so the image is blurry.
how can i get it back to normal?
Now i know...... Thank you so much for your video....
Use this suggestion with caution, as I don't know if it would work, or if you would create more problems. But my thought was, if the suggestion about cleaning it with alcohol didn't work, maybe baby powder/talc? Remember, be careful, and use with caution. :P :D It may, or may not work. If you didn't want to try talcum powder, another suggestion would be just to rub it with a paper towel or tissue paper. It won't look pretty, especially on black rubber, but it might remove the tackiness.
not at all helpful but it's fine, i wasn't really expecting to get a scientific answer from this. i found out the science already but at least you reply. that's good.
Is this binocular good for watching nature???CELESTRON Binocular Up Close 12x25 Search it on google please and tell me if it is good for watching Nature
when light travels into a binocular it inverts it and then flips it backwards but when we use it why do we not see it inverted backwards but normal?
Which is best magnification for watching the moon🌙 ❓
what does this mean "20-140x70mm" - as written in one of the vids on the side ? means the binoc has a variable magnification of 20 to 140 x ?
gee wiz Thanks a million I looked all over the Binocular and it was no help. Now checking your video and now I under stand. Thank you.
@eagleopticsvids Im not looking for a scope for a gun but maybe something i can use for other activities aswell.. not a scope for a gun
good video guys ive just purchased the olympus 8-16x40 zoom binoculars what do you think of them cheers
What is the best night vision binocular to get to watch people at night..i dont wanna spend a fortune..mabey around $100-$150 usd
The bit about field of view was pointless. Of course when magnifying the fov will get smaller, that is the very definition of binocular magnification.
hay i got mines last week, the numbers are a bit different as it says 10x90x80 234FT/1000yds at 10x 78m1000m at 10x does anyones know what this means? thxx
I was hoping for a 10 X 100mm binocular but I'm guessing that isn't possible for some reason due to the optics involved.
im using a bushnell pair. 12x50.. but i go hunting in long long feilds.. can u suggest something with more zooming power?
@eagleopticsvids thanks for the prompt reply. haha, why do u say it shd be avoided ? it would most probably be fake ?
Nice video. Should I choose a good binoculars or a refractor telescope for viewing moon stars galaxies and land objects clearly...!
Two binoculars have same size but why their magnifications have lot of different ? Please reply
If you don't own a pair of binoculars you're really missing out on making things that are far away appear much closer.
We couldn't agree more ;)
Anyrecommendations for binoculars?
Hi eagle optics Id like to know what you guys think about Tesco 10x50. Is tasco a good brand for binoculars?
by zero magnification she must mean no magnification at all or 'one'x power wile "8 x" is 8 times that amount.
You guys said that the size of the binoculars have no bearing on the magnification, but did not explain anything pertaining to the different sizes. Why would any one choose the bigger ones over the smaller ones or the smaller ones over the bigger ones?
Thanks for this informative video.I would like to knw ur opinioun abt Nikon 10x50 Action series Binocular.
is 20x50 good for watching moon🌙?
Completely focused on just magnification and never again mentioned the size of the objective.
Ok great, now I have a better understanding about the 8 and 10. But please explain the 42? what does that number mean?
To figure lens magnification is the same for Microscopes as it is with binoculars, if you've ever taken a science class in which you need t use a microscope.
Any chance of reading normal text from 50-100m with binoculars?
Please reply
thank you..
I prefer 12x 25..If I can see the object of interest I want to see it up close, not the surrounding area.. But thats just me
This video is very helpful and really well done. Thank you.
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching!
that explains a lot..... Thanks :)
Are you using a camera attached to the binoculars to show us the images or is it a webcam held to the lens Great video but i wish to attach a camera to my binoculars but am look where to find the product that does this
Can you tell to me,up to what distance we can see an object by using 12x binoculars?!?
What are the best pair of compact, lightweight binoculars for the average person?
this was awesome stuff, very informative, thank you so much for taking the time to let us know the "rookies" on what to look for and this very interesting video.
so what the 42 gives better view or more light? or what.//.//
More light shaprer image in lower light.
that explains why you need a tripod for stronger magification
With great power, comes great responsibility wow
Very helpful video great job well done thank you So much
Great video, thanks
very useful video and very beautiful girl.
you look like a bird
I agree, she is very attractive!
This discussion is no longer relevant since the NL Pure !!
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We have a Chinese binoculars export factory. Do you need it
what binoculars would I need o see the livery on planes in the sky?
just bought a 25x30 monocular... i gotta alotta creepin to do :D
I was joking when I said I was watching it with binoculars.
Thanks highly use full video & info. If 8 in [8-16x25 zoom] spec.is magnification, what is 16? Does this additional 25 zoom brings object closer &sharper?
Kindly inform.
An 8-16x25 binocular has a magnification range of 8x to 16x, and the 25 refers to the diameter of the objective lens in millimeters. This is a good indicator of how bright the binocular will be, as this number increases so does the brightness of the view. Overall though an 8-16x25 will not be a very bright binocular, especially at the higher magnifications, however the binocular will bring objects pretty close with the high magnifications.
lol funny hiding in bushes are the kids with there phones an bns lol
Does she meant "1 magnification", when she said "0 magnification"? I ask, because she also said, "n magnification" means "n time closer", so "0 magnification" would mean "0 time closer", which would mean "directly in the (what? outer surface of the eyeball, it's focal point, or something else?)".
By zero magnification or no magnification, she means what the unaided eye can see.
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2% of some comments I need that scope
Thank you so much......just wanted your opinion on birdwatching binoculars. If 10×50 would be better or 20×50 ?
10x50 imo. 20x50 they would be hard to see as field of view is deceased
So an object that appeared to have a diameter of 1mm would have a diameter of 8mm with 8x magnification?
Thank you for watching! I think it would be a great idea to check out our new Magnification video to see exactly what the naked eye and 8x looks like. Here's a link to the video: ruclips.net/video/PLAHZiasObw/видео.html. At 1:11 you'll see the naked eye view and by 1:30 you'll be moving up to 10x magnification. Please let us know if you have any other questions.
WHAT DOSE 10 ×70×70 MEANS ON BINOCULARS ??
can we change the field view of astronomical binoculars
also whats the turning wheel thats on one of the optic lens for
I'm as disappointed as Nick - whats the meaning of the second number, i.e. 10 magnification x 25???
CountyBride The second number is the diameter of the objective lenses (lenses furthest from your eyes) in millimeters. It gives you a relative ideas of how bright the binocular will be. The larger that number, the more light is coming into the binocular.
what is the wheel in the middle of binoculars for
how to check magnification of binoculars
my binoculars say 30*60, not 30x60.. what does that mean.. It can't possbly mean 30 times right?
Without having the binocular in front of us it sounds like it would indeed mean 30x60.
I'm thinking on purchasing one but don't have any idea on what to buy. Thank you for this video. Big help on my research.
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Thanks!
Awesome explanation…. Thanks
If you are reading this, you guys are amazing. This was simply great to understand. And the voices of birds.
you are awesome !! DEFINITELY SUBED TO THIS !!
I noticed that 10x50 is like $150 in a porro type.
But in a roof prism, 10x50 is like $1000, lol.
+Aurelie Nani
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can i modify my binocular magnification by using a smaller eyepiece like a 6mm instead of a 15 mm which is standard on my binocular?
Hi! Thanks for watching! If you binocular is a fixed magnification (8x42 or 10x50 etc.) the only way to change the magnification would be to add something like this doubler: www.eagleoptics.com/collections/binocular-accessories/products/vortex-2x-doubler-for-vortex-binoculars1.
If we can help with anything else please let us know!
She kinda looks like Ripley from Aliens
I was just going along with your joke, but never mind ;)
Excellent illustration for new birders considering binoculars to purchase that will be most practical.
So glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
I'm looking at this video with binoculars.
Zoom binoculars are certainly still produced by several manufacturers, however they are not commonly used by birders or hunters. For one magnifications over 10x are difficult to hand-hold steady for a prolonged time, and with a 30-40mm objective lens higher magnification will not offer a very bright view. Also you will get higher quality optics in a fixed magnification binocular of the same price.
Very informative. Thanks
@MrFoxracing19 A 12x50 is about the largest binocular that most people can handhold comfortably. When you get larger than that it can become to heavy and the image will be very hard to hold steady. I would recommend that if you need more magnification you look into a spotting scope. You could get a 50mm-65mm scope that would still be fairly light and compact, but will have 15-60x zoom.
@xfucktheworld831 It is true that nicer scopes will have more coatings on the lenses and prisms, and will use higher quality glass which tends to weigh more. The cheapest scopes will often be constructed with a plastic composite body, and the more expensive scopes use a variety or materials, sometimes heavier metal and sometimes lighter magnesium body styles. In general, I'd say you do not want a really light scope, but with the high end scopes weight isn't everything.
it's not 0x magnification with naked eye. It's 1x.
WOW where are you filming this?! The scenery is BEAUTIFUL!
+2Palu Much?
This was filmed at Pope Farm Park, off of Old Sauk Road here in Wisconsin.
Glad you enjoyed the video!
Thanks!