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eye relief, which means they're not ideal for people who need to wear their glasses to correct astigmatism when using binoculars. This makes sense as the higher the power, the more “zoomed in” you are and thus as a consequence, you are able to view less of the bigger picture. A good coating is important for binoculars with small objective lenses because it can allow them to filter the same amount of light as larger objective lenses.

They weigh less than 200g and are undoubtedly portable and pocketable, but due to their single-hinge design, they don't fold up as small as other models in this guide. The ‘A’ Series are extremely portable and well balanced, providing advanced performance for outdoor events, travelling or hiking.Despite their ultra-lightweight construction, they feature fully multi-coated lenses and high-quality BaK-4 roof Porro prisms to reduce glare and reflections and enhance image clarity and color correctness. and weighing around 300g, but their classic design is perfect for users who still want a relatively compact model, but who have larger hands. Incredibly affordable and with rugged build quality, the images created by the Celestron UpClose G2 16x32 binoculars lack ultimate brightness, clarity, and contrast yet prove useful for getting impressive close-ups.

The device is aimed at sight-seers and those attending indoor or outdoor concerts and sporting events, with a design available in several colors – magenta, blue and olive green – described as ‘sporty’. Remember though, lower-power binoculars will give a brighter image, making faint objects such as nebulas more visible. Furthermore, because of their wide field of view, it is possible to see a much larger area of the night sky at once. The 8x magnification and relatively small aperture of 25mm means that they're not ideal if stargazing is your main endeavor, but we couldn't fault the optics on these binoculars.In the height of summer, the Milky Way is a prime target and — laying back in a recliner — we lazily swept its dusty path through the constellations, including Sagittarius (the Archer), Scorpius (the Scorpion) and Cygnus (the Swan). This is a common newbie mistake and it is important to realize that high magnifications will not suit all intended uses. And, once you’ve also established an idea of budget, ask yourself how far you’re willing to compromise, if you are at all, to achieve the most portable pair of bins available.