Fujinon Techno-Stabi TS-X 14x40 Image Stabilization Binocular - Navy

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Hardened surface coatings are added to meet extreme military standards in scratch resistance and added lens protection. Are these TS-X 14 x 40 just a re-bodied version of the Kamakura 14 x 40, or have there been any significant internal/performance changes?

The similar Canons used to be more expensive. The Canons have become less expensive over the years, and now cost less than the Fujinons. The TS-X 1440 has a stylish appearance with beautiful rounded edges. Slip-resistant rubber coats the entire body so that users can enjoy a firm grip with both hands. The binoculars offer great operability due to the optimized positioning of diopter rings and On/Off switches for power and image stabilization.

Image color: Canon's colors are more vivid and seem brighter but I'm not sure if they're as true as those of the Fujinon TS-X 1440. These are high-powered, waterproof, center-focus, close-focusing binoculars with image stabilization. They give a stable image even if you're in motion. They get rid of the constant jiggling of other binoculars. They look tough, but they aren't for night vision (Fujinon makes those, too). Approx. 6 hours (continuous operation with AA-type alkaline batteries at normal temperature [20ºC])

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Our used products are subject to wear and tear in comparison to brand new products. This also applies to accessories that are supplied with the camera including batteries which may have a lower optimum performance level/life expectancy. I think I prefer the 14x and 15x power of the Fujinon and the Canon 15x50 over the 10x of the 10x42, but I'm not sure. ON BOARD mode for when footing is unstable due to strong vibration - for example, from an engine or strong wind Not sure if it helps but i'm pretty set on the 10x42, the thing that swung it for me was their versatility, and the wider FOV. I'm not so much after detail in lower power binoculars (my APM's can serve me better there) so the reasonable power vs field of the 10x42 works well in both daytime, aswell as at night 'mapping out' the stars. Get whichever you prefer. I got the bigger ones since I've had a great, tiny pair of 7x20 Nikon Travelite II for the past 20 years for when I want small.The Canon also displays some false colour when the variprisms are away from central. I haven't noticed this in the Fujinon. Fujifilm a fairly coy when it comes to divulging the details of the optics used on these new TECHNO-STABI TS-X Image Stabilized Binoculars but below is what I have managed to dig up so far: I drove them to the service depot south of San Diego, California (Chula Vista, CA), who politely took them and shipped them to Japan for repair.