The center focus is the wheel or the knob that's located in the center of the binocular, usually somewhere in between the two barrels where it's easy to use with either the left or right index fingers. Ideally, it should be rather large in size with knurly or well-serrated grooves to...
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Lastly, how you carry the binoculars will affect how much you use them, The commonly provided narrow straps, and even strings, need to be tossed in the trash where they belong. A good old fashioned WIDE camera strap is much easier on your neck, and better still are the Binocular Harness ...
If you're like us, good quality, cheap binoculars are the way to stretch your optics resources to get the very best quality you can afford. No matter how you derive your enjoyment of optics, you undoubtedly want to see the clearest, brightest images you can. If you're a bit of an ...
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NIKON Z 7+NIKKOR Z 24-70mm f/4 S@ 70mm, ISO 64, 5 sec, f/11.0 Moon Photography Basics Now that we have gone through the Moon Phases and the different names of the Moon, it is time to take a look at some of the basics of how to photograph the Moon. Below is a quick summary...
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Disassembling a pair of binoculars is a laborious process that requires patience and attention to detail. If you have an expensive or a new pair of binoculars, check with the manufacturer before tinkering with the unit. Only attempt to disassemble an old
You're better off just looking through your binoculars than using such a scope. One exception would be for someone who just wants to look at backyard birds from their deck and/or take photos of them and doesn't want to hold binoculars. ...
An electromagnetic coil brings the electron beam to a very precise focus, much like a lens. Another coil, lower down, steers the electron beam from side to side. The beam systematically scans across the object being viewed. Electrons from the beam hit the surface of the object and bounce of...