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1. www.cloudynights.com › topic › 601538-canon-18x50-isCanon 18x50 IS - Which Accessories to Buy? - Binoculars ...

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   Dec 11, 2017 · Binoculars need lens hoods to prevent ambient glare from entering the objectives. Also, at my dewy observing sites, absence of lens hoods would mean dew on the objectives within an hour or less. As soon as I acquire lens hoods for the 18x50's, they will no longer fit in the soft Canon case.

2. www.dpreview.com › forums › threadPolarizing binoculars (filter attached) and eyestrain: Open ...

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   May 29, 2014 · Polarizing binoculars (filter attached) and eyestrain. Anyone have experience with polarizing both objectives on their binocuclars with rotating filters? I am finding it a little bit straining since a collimation issue arises when the filters are out of alignment.

3. www.birdforum.net › threads › roger-vine’s-reviewRoger Vine’s review of the Canon 12x32 IS | BirdForum

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   Jan 11, 2023 · In regards to Roger's comments on the optical construction, Canon only provides minimal details: an objective of 7 lenses in 6 groups (including a protective glass), and; an eyepiece of 5 elements in 4 groups. And the only image showing the internal construction is not of significant assistance.

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5. www.birdforum.net › threads › polarised-sunglassesPolarised sunglasses and binoculars. | BirdForum

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   Oct 16, 2012 · I have polarized sunglasses that go over my glasses, and they work fantastically with my long exit pupil binoculars. They really cut down the glare when looking towards water and shiny surfaces. Roadbike. Well-known member.

6. www.cloudynights.com › articles › catAre the Latest Canon Image Stabilizing Binoculars a Worthy ...

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   Canon’s latest range of image stabilized binoculars uses the same lens-shift system that it uses in its EF lenses. How does this compare to the latest incarnation of its Vari-angle prism system that it uses in its older models? Pros: Both have effective image stabilization. Cons: Neither is waterproof; both have poor eye relief.

7. www.scopeviews.co.uk › Canon12x36ISIIICanon 12x36IS Binocular Review - Scope Views

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   The Canon IS range has no less than five different groups: · 8x25, 10x30 and the 12x36 on test here, which share a similar non-waterproof design, are light weight and fairly cheap. · Premium 10x42s which are fully waterproof, have special lenses and are mainly aimed at birders.

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   Why should you buy a 12x36 is III binocular?

   • For long-range birding, wildlife, spotting and especially for astronomy, the IS gives such a giant advantage you’d choose the Canons. The previous-version 12x36 IS IIs were an excellent binocular compromised by stabilisation that was sometimes slow, jerky, noisy and intrusive. Not this new IS III model.

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   How does a canon is binocular work?

   • As we will see, the stabilisation on these is indeed much improved. All Canon’s original IS binoculars (like these) work on the same principle: a computer detects movement and alters the shape of a special flexible optical element to compensate and cancel the jiggling your hands induce. You activate this system by simply pushing a button.

   Canon 12x36IS Binocular Review - Scope Views

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   Are canons brighter than 12X birding Binos?

   • Despite poorer coatings (see below), the Canons are actually brighter than a pair of premium 12x birding binos I reviewed recently - Meopta’s 12x50 HDs - during the day, due to those high-transmittance porro prisms. Optics - Objectives

   Canon 12x36IS Binocular Review - Scope Views

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   Which binoculars are best?

   • Focus ‘snap’ is probably the most absolute I’ve ever experienced in a binocular – optical quality is supreme (this is Canon, after all, makers of some of the finest camera lenses and the objectives for Takahashi telescopes). The binoculars are easy to hold and with the eyecups folded away they are comfortable for me with glasses on.

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9. www.scopeviews.co.uk › Canon14x32Canon 14x32 IS Review - Scope Views

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   · Large, high-power binoculars of semi-waterproof design, with ED lenses: 15x50 and 18x50. · Recent small and light-weight ‘pocket’ binoculars in 8x20 and 10x20 sizes. Body. Physically, these 14x32s are very similar in design and materials to the original 10x30 and 12x26 models, which I’ve tested before.