PANDA hunter 10x56ED Binoculars
PANDA hunter 10x56ED Binoculars
Magnification: 10x
Telescope body material:Magnesium
Eyepiece aperture: 24mm
Objective lens aperture: 56mm
Waterproof with nitrogen: IPX7
Lens material: ED
Exit pupil diameter: 4.5mm
Exit pupil distance: 14.6mm
Field of view: 5.8°
Field of view: 102m/1000m
Eyepiece Configuration: 5G3E
Objective lens Configuration: 4G3E
Lens coating: SMC
Prism system: Roof
Prism material: BAK-4
Focusing system:centre focus
Dimension: 135x170x68mm
Weight: 1050g
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Q1: What does the magnification (e.g., 10x) of this binocular mean?
A: Magnification (e.g., 10x) means the binoculars can bring objects 10 times closer. For example, when observing an object 1000 meters away, the view will be as clear as seeing it with the naked eye from 100 meters.
Q2: How does the objective lens diameter (e.g., 22mm) affect observation?
A: A larger objective lens allows more light to enter the binoculars, resulting in brighter images, especially in low-light conditions (e.g., dusk or indoors). However, a larger lens may increase size and weight, requiring a balance between performance and portability.
Q3: How to use the center focus system?
A: By rotating the central focus wheel on the body, you can adjust the focus of both barrels simultaneously. This allows quick and easy focusing on objects at different distances.
Q4: What does the field of view (e.g., 112m/1000m) mean?
A: The field of view indicates the width of the visible area (112 meters) at a distance of 1000 meters. A larger field of view provides a broader observation range, making it better for tracking moving objects (e.g., birds or sports events).
Q5: What scenarios are these binoculars suitable for?
A:They are ideal for birdwatching, travel, concerts, sports events, outdoor adventures, and more.