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Style: 9526B002
Features
- Compact, highly portable binoculars that are ideal for birdwatching, hunting, and more
- Superb Image Stabilization (IS) using optics technology, equivalent to what is used for Canon EF lenses
- High magnification ratio: 12x
- 36mm/1.42 in. objective lens effective diameter helps provide clear and bright, high resolution images
- 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
- Low-reflective exterior design for birdwatching and other uses
- Environmentally-friendly lead-free glass
Description
Sharp, steady viewing for an active world. Light, sleek and powerful, this advanced binocular features Canon's Image Stabilizer technology to keep the image steady even when you are not. High magnification multi-coated lenses deliver a wide, extra-bright field-of-view. The Doublet Field Flattener keeps images sharp from edge-to-edge. An enhanced power-saving technology coupled with optional lithium AA batteries provide up to 12 hours of continuous use. All Canon binoculars feature a center focus for easy one-handed operation, and the 12x36 IS II has a water-resistant, non-slip rubber coating that ensures secure handling in a wide range of environments.
Brand: Canon
Age Range (Description): Adult
Special Feature: Vari-Angle Prism Image Stabilization; Eco-Friendly Lead-Free Glass, Super Spectra Multicoated Optics; Doublet Field-Flattener Lenses See more
Objective Lens Diameter: 36 Millimeters
Magnification Maximum: 12
Product Dimensions: 6.9 x 5 x 0.1 inches
Item Weight: 1.76 pounds
Item model number: 9526B002
Batteries: 1 AA batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: May 18, 2015
Department: unisex-adult
Manufacturer: Canon
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I hope to offer some points I don't see in other reviews. I bought the Canon 10x30 IS II after using Orion 10x50 Ultraviews for over 20 years. The Canons are game-changers. Here's why: 1. OPTICS. The Canons have sharp, ghosting-free optics and a six-degree field. The quality of the optics is crucial because these binoculars will be brought to sharper focus than non-stabilized binos. 2. STABILIZATION. The experience of image stabilization was a "wow experience" from the start. After a little more experience, I realized how the stabilization helps me to see more detail. With non-stabilized binos you may perceive that you have achieved focus, but you haven't. With the Canons, you can focus before activating the stabilization, then engage the stabilization and see that even sharper focusing is possible. (Focus can be adjusted with the stabilization on). Thus, stabilization helps to see more in two ways) a. By removing shake and b. By achieving sharper focus. 3. BETTER THAN A TRIPOD. A tripod can hold binocs steady, but is only practical in a limited range without straining the viewer's neck - and a tripod can't really pan with fast-moving targets. The Canons give you a stable image at any angle and you can pan and focus with stabilization engaged. 4. MECHANICAL. These are light, ergonomic and easy to hold for long periods. The focuser is very smooth and fine. The eyecups are too deep for me so I keep them rolled back all the time. The strap is good and the padded case is very nice. The lack of dust caps for the objective lenses is hard to understand, but I just keep them in their case. I thought $500 was a lot of money for binoculars, but I am now hooked. Recommended.
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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
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