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We recommend: Avalon 10×42 Pro HD Binoculars. We offer professional level binoculars, previously only available to avid bird watchers and hunters, at about half the price.īest Binoculars for Gift / Bird Watching / Safari / Hunting / All-Around Use All our products feature fully multicoated lenses, lightweight designs and the highest quality images. With Avalon binoculars you won’t need to! We don’t produce any low or mid-range binoculars.

BINOCULAR BUYING GUIDE HOW TO

How to Decide Between Image Quality and Price? They are much lighter and portable and therefore suitable for hiking, mobile use or when you need to travel light. Compact binoculars (32mm) have smaller lenses which gather less light. They work better in low light settings such as dawn, dusk, fog, rain etc. What is the Best Lens Size?īinoculars with larger lenses (42mm) can gather more light and therefore produce brighter images. You will then be able to enjoy a crisp, stable image and see your subjects in excellent detail from both near and far. To prevent image shakiness, it is recommended to use binoculars with either 8x or 10x magnification. When using binoculars, every slight shake of your hands is also magnified as much as the image is. Some people assume that higher magnification means better binoculars. For example, 10×42 binoculars will have 10x magnification and 42 mm lenses. The first number is their magnification (or zoom/power) and the second number is the diameter of their lenses. If you’ve been shopping around for binoculars you’ve probably noticed that every model name is always followed by two numbers.

Binocular buying guide