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Canon 10x30 Image Stabilization II Binoculars

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Style: 013803240610


Features

  • Compact, highly portable binoculars that are ideal for birdwatching, travel, sports, and more
  • Superb Image Stabilization (IS) using optics technology, equivalent to what is used for Canon EF lenses
  • 10x high magnification ratio with a 30mm/1.18 in. objective lens effective diameter
  • Porro II Prisms help provide outstanding image resolution and minimize the loss of light
  • Doublet field-flattener for sharp, virtually distortion-free images from edge-to-edge
  • Improved power efficiency and battery consumption
  • Long eye relief (14.5mm/0.57 in.) helps ensure comfort, especially for those with glasses
  • Refined design with non-glossy front cover and a low-reflective exterior for birdwatching and other uses
  • Lead-free glass

Description

To bring the action closer, experience the difference with Canon's compact and versatile 10x30 IS II. Whether looking at the feathers of a bird, the expression on a child's face as they run to catch a fly ball, or a row of skyscrapers across the river, these lightweight and portable binoculars are ideal for travel, bird watching, sports, concerts and much more. With 10x magnification and bright 300mm/1.18 in. objective lenses, these binoculars perform wonderfully both indoors and out. Featuring improved Canon Image Stabilization 9IS) technology for smooth, extended viewing without the need for a tripod, these binoculars have Canon optics and corrective technology for sharp, colorful and bright, virtually distortion-free viewing. With all-day use in mind, the 10x30 IS II are designed to be comfortable even when wearing glasses. With an improved, low reflective exterior coating that helps minimize glare from the sun, they're less conspicuous when viewing wildlife, in the stands at a stadium or anywhere else where distracting reflections might occur. Energy efficient, with environmentally friendly glass, these can be the perfect binoculars to bring along, everywhere. From the Manufacturer Bring What Excites You, CloserTo bring the action closer, experience the difference with Canon's compact and versatile 10x30 IS II. Whether looking at the feathers of a bird, the expression on a child's face as they run to catch a fly ball, or a row of skyscrapers across the river, these lightweight and portable binoculars are ideal for travel, bird watching, sports, concerts and much more. With 10x magnification and bright 30mm/1.18 in. objective lenses, these binoculars perform wonderfully both indoors and out. Featuring improved Canon Image Stabilization (IS) technology for smooth, extended viewing without the need for a tripod, these binoculars have Canon optics and corrective technology for sharp, colorful and bright, virtually distortion-free viewing. With all-day use in mind, the 10x30 IS II are designed to be comfortable even when wearing glasses. With an improved, low reflective exterior coating that helps minimize glare from the sun, they're less conspicuous when viewing wildlife, in the stands at a stadium or anywhere else where distracting reflections might occur. Energy efficient, these can be the perfect binoculars to bring along, everywhere. Excellent Performance, On the GoCanon's 10x30 IS II are lightweight and compact, perfect for bringing along on a wide range of activities: hiking, going to the theatre, sports events, concerts and more. But don't let their compact size deceive, as they incorporate a sophisticated Image Stabilization (IS) system, Canon optics and improved electronics for efficient, brilliant performance no matter the user, no matter the application. Improved Technology for Stunning PerformanceTo maintain stable images at high magnification, without the need for a tripod, the 10x30 IS II feature Canon's Image Stabilization (IS) technology for performance on par with Canon's EF series of lenses. Vari-Angle prisms are placed between the front lens and the main prism. When the binoculars' gyro sensors detect movement, vertical or horizontal, they direct these prisms to compensate and correct for external shaking for smoother panning. A high performance microcomputer with advanced algorithms not only enhances IS operation, it helps provide shorter startup times and more efficient energy consumption. This means a comfortable, stable view that can be easy to maintain, whether standing on a mountain tracking a bird in flight, looking out the window of a moving vehicle or watching the pitcher wind up to throw a strike. High Magnification, Compact SizeCanon's 10x30 IS II feature a refined optical system designed to provide a 10x angle of view with remarkably compact optics. With an objective lens effective diameter of 30mm/1.18 in., the 10x30 IS II offer a great balance between brightness and portability. The Perfect Combination of Compact, Efficient Binocular DesignCanon's 10x30 IS II use a Porro II Prism design. Because both the front lens and the eyepiece use convex-shaped glass, the binoculars' design necessitates a prism system between the front objective lens and the eyepiece to flip the otherwise inverted image that would appear. Porro type prisms are a perfect fit for the 10x30 IS II because they deliver clear, bright images at high magnification with excellent sharpness and minimal light falloff. A Beautiful, Wide Field of ViewThe 10x30 IS II feature doublet field-flattener lenses in the eyepieces. Doublet lenses correct curvature of field, the image quality degradation typical at the edges of the image frame. Thanks to the doublet field-flattener the 10x30 IS II can display a sharp, even view, corner to corner. Longer Operation Without CompromiseWith advanced power-saving electronics, Canon's 10x30 IS II feature a significant energy improvement over previous models when using the Image Stabilizer (IS) function. For example, when using AA alkaline batteries, the 10x30 IS II's IS system works for up to 9 hours. The 10x30 IS II are compatible with nickel-metal hydride (NiMh) batteries as well. More Comfortable, for Longer Periods of UseIn binoculars, the distance from the eyepoint where the image can be seen without obstruction is known as eye relief. When using binoculars, especially for extended periods of time, more eye relief can make for a more comfortable experience over a longer span of time. The 10x30 IS II have long eye relief, providing a generous field of view and making the binoculars more comfortable to look through, especially when wearing glasses. New, Discreet DesignThe 10x30 IS II have an improved external design with a matte front cover, plus an overall anti-reflective design. This is especially helpful for watching birds and wildlife, when remaining inconspicuous is a priority. A rubberized coating on the focus adjustment ring adds improved control. Trustworthy, Excellent OpticsAs with all of Canon's EF lenses, Canon's 10x30 IS II are manufactured with lead-free glass.

Brand: Canon


Age Range (Description): Kids


Special Feature: Image Stabilization


Objective Lens Diameter: 30 Millimeters


Magnification Maximum: 10 x


Global Trade Identification Number: 10


UPC: 013803240610 088064517894


Model Name: CAN9525B002


Manufacturer: Canon


Brand Name: Canon


Age Range Description: Kids


Exit-Pupil Diameter: 3 Millimeters


Coating: Super Spectra Multicoated Optics


Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant


Focus Type: Center Focus


Field of View: 315 Feet


Apparent Angle of View: 55.3


Zoom Ratio: 10 multiplier x


Mounting Type: Tripod Mount


Eye Relief: 14.5 Millimeters


Prism Type: Porro Prism


Relative Brightness: 9


Special Feature: Image Stabilization


Objective Lens Diameter: 30 Millimeters


Magnification Maximum: 10 x


Specific Uses For Product: Bird Watching


Item Weight: 1.6 Pounds


Size Map: Compact


Item Dimensions L x W x H: 5.9"L x 5"W x 2.8"H


Material Type: Glass


Color: Black


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  • Light Weight and Low Price. Really Nice
Style: 9526B002
When I started looking for image stabilized binoculars I noticed many were expensive and also large and relatively heavy, making them cumbersome to use on a hike. Then I saw THESE binoculars. The Canon 12x36 IS III. Not only were they smaller than most and hundreds of dollars less expensive, but the reviews were EXCELLENT. I thought, was this too good to be true? I bought them to find out. Well, I can tell you that it's ALL true. The optics are sharp and the image stabilization is amazing. They feel good in your hands and I'm always amazed when I've focused in on a subject and push the button, how sudenly it's like the binoculars are on a tripod. The only negatives I can think of are that I wish the two caps for the eyepiece lenses were teathered to the binoculars as, knowing me, I'll probably lose one, and there are NO caps for the bigger objective lenses. Also, you DO have to hold down the button the entire time you're using the stabiliazation. It would have been nice to have them on a 30 second timer or something, but these are small netatives compared to the price and quality of these binoculars. If you're in the market for binoculars like these, unless you are made out of money or prefer the extra weight of other models, I can't think of why you wouldn't at least consider the Canon IS Stabilization III. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2024 by AlanD

  • Great optics and easy to use. Lightweight and great for all-around use
Style: 9526B002
Like many people interested in image stabilization binoculars, I did my due diligence. I investigated binoculars by Canon, Fujinon, Nikon, and multiple brands that were stratospherically price. The biggest concern of the biggest dilemma was deciding magnification and cost benefit to myself. I did fall in love with the 10 x 42 by Canon. Everyone was in love with the optics. Everyone felt the image stabilization was awesome. And, after reading multiple reviews from multiple sites, people who it owned the 12 x 36 Canon binoculars and the 10 x 42, were equally split among the benefits of each. Some people noted that having traded up to the 10 x 42, they wish they had maintained and kept the lighter weight ones which were more portable. Others clearly fell in love with the superior optics of the 10 x 42. From all my research, I could find no significant advantage of the Nikon or the Fujinon. Although the Fuji binoculars had much better image stabilization for the rough seas, there was no apparent benefit for simple general use such as outdoor birdwatching. The image stabilization in the Fujinon-was aimed for the rough seas and significant motion. Considering the weight, the Canon binoculars in the 10 x 42 size were both weighty and somewhat cumbersome. Additionally, the price was almost double that of the 12 x 36. I was looking for something that had a fairly high magnification and a decent field-of-view. I realize that the 10 x 42 does have a better field-of-view but I was certainly willing to live with the 12 x 36 Concerning the exit pupil and I relief, at 65 eyewear progressive lenses and have a slight astigmatism. I have no trouble with these glasses. I do fold the eye cups back in order to get a better field-of-view. However, even with the eye cups in their normal position, I can see through these binoculars easily. They focus without an issue and I have no trouble with the eye cups. The use of the stabilization button is intuitive and easy. The size is comfortable and the weight is excellent. Current pricing was approximately one half the price of the Canon 10 x 42. From my aspect, the choice of these binoculars was easy. I'm very pleased with my choice and do not regret it. If you're looking for lens covers for the end caps, I purchased these. A perfect fit Opticron Rubber Objective Lens Covers 50mm OG S Pair fits models with Outer Diameter 56~58mm ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2019 by Homer

  • Best daytime handheld binoculars in the world at any price
Style: 013803240610
Review of: Canon 10x30 Image Stabilization II Binoculars (but see the end for my comment on the 12x36 IS III model). (I say that because somehow reviews show up on the wrong product sometimes.) TLDR: If you want daytime-use handheld binoculars, and are willing to spend this much, STOP READING NOW AND JUST BUY THESE. There's nothing better - for that purpose - at any price anywhere. If you want to use them at night or on a tripod...read on. I've owned at least 20 different pairs of binoculars. And this is my 3rd pair of Canon stabilized binoculars. (I also had a pair of the Fujinon's - Canon is better and lighter.) For GENERAL DAYTIME USE these are the best. Period. There are no better binoculars (for that purpose) on the market AT ANY PRICE. You can pay more, but you won't get better ones. When buying binoculars, optical quality is important, but even more important is SHAKE. If you can't keep your hands steady, you can't see much no matter how good the optics! If you've never tried stabilized binoculars and aren't sure if the improvement is worth paying for - it is. It's not a close thing - it's night and day. If you have tried them, you already know this. (Unless you're going to use them on a tripod; then the difference is small to none.) The Canons (all of them) have excellent optics, and the stabilization is as good as anyone's. My first stabilized pair was the Canon 15x50. They were great, esp. at night (astronomy) but they are HEAVY. You get tired of holding them quickly. And if you're going to put them on a tripod, you don't really need stabilization. Then I got the Canon 10x42L set. Much better and lighter. They're OK to use for 15 minutes at a time without getting too tired. Then I tried a friends pair of 10x30s (also Canon). I immediately ordered my own pair. These are SO much lighter and smaller they're amazing - just as sharp as the 10x42 set, but much easier to hold - you can use them all day. And far smaller; easier to pack for travel. The only performance difference vs. the 10x42 is that those (the x42s) are better at night and in low light. If that's your thing you might prefer those. But for daytime use you won't notice the difference in brightness, but you WILL notice the difference in size and weight. So get these. There's really nothing else that compares. === Edit August 2022 I just tried the 12x36 IS III model. I'm blown away - these are even better. I didn't think it was possible. They are a bit bigger, and a tiny tiny bit heavier. And they don't focus as close. Other than that - just even better. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2019 by Dave Lindbergh

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