A buyer's guide to full size binoculars (Interactive)

[@davidlytle3974]

Best balanced and informative video, given in the shortest amount of time. Well done.

[@guitargodjoe3621]

Simple yet very informative video. Your voice is smooth, articulate, and easily understood. Good job.

[@RocketPlanet]

Thank you for your kind comment. We are glad that you found the video helpful. Our advice on telescopes would be to look at using a low magnification to start (maybe a 20mm eyepiece). Upgrade with higher magnification eyepieces later on (bare in mind lower numbers mean higher magnifications with astronomy eyepieces). A barlow lens is worth considering (a 2x barlow doubles the magnification of any eyepiece). I hope this is helpful. Kind Regards, The Astronomy and Nature Centre

[@TheMelboy16]

that was perfect for me,well put over without using jargon.im now ready to go and view whats on offer in the shops armed with a bit of expert knowledge,cant wait,thanks very much.

[@jamieg1980]

Wanted to learn about binocular zooms... and now I know. Perfect video, thank you

[@jasonholder6323]

i just bought my first pair from amazon. got a 12 x 50. must say they are amazing

[@Fansong71]

Very well explained! Most helpful! Thank you for taking the time to explain.

[@Giggles_suchi]

thank you so much for this video...I want to gift a binocular to my nephew on his 12 birthday and wasn't sure which one to go for...but now I know. I think I will go for 10*50 Porro prism.

[@geennaam12]

Hi, thx for this video. One question: when it comes to compact vs porro prism design, is a 8x56 compact equivalent to the same size in porro design and also suitable for sky observations, or is it only meant for birding?

[@thummer911]

Excellent advice & presentation, it makes a change from a gimmicky video from a straight forward & to the point of your video, your prices are unbelievable.. I'm looking to buy a telescope, i'm a beginner & would like one with a device which points at targets so im not searching without any knowledge, do you have such a device, any information would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

[@DavidJohnson-cv3uh]

Found this to be very helpful, thank you.

[@senjurajib]

Very good video. Additionally, however, an illustration of a very important aspect - "Field of View / Apparent Angle of View" - would be greatly appreciated by begineers. Thank You !

[@RocketPlanet]

Hi there. It sounds like you need a telescope. You are unlikely to find binoculars with magnifications higher than 40x that are worth buying. If they are worth buying expect them to be big, heavy and - expensive - and worry if they're not. We've looked through 'novelty' binoculars of 100x and over! After 2 minutes all you're going to see are the coloured lights of a migraine. Regards A&NTV

[@profaneslave]

I am expanding my interest in astronomy to more than books and documentaries lol. Here we are near Christmas and the deals are overwhelming. Any deals this season you would recommend to a beginner? Would I enjoy a Orion Funscope telescope ($65) and a pair of celestron Skymaster Giants 15x70 ($50.00) to start or should opt of the Nikon 8250 a211 16x50 Aculon's for $106. The Nikon A211 zoom 10-22 x 50's really have my attention too. For a beginner, for astronomy, ($149) what would be the best buy here. Please help lol.

[@samirraut9536]

Dear Sir, plz.inform me which binoculars are lightweight and farreaching for stargazing ...I do mean 25×100 or even 50× 200 .

[@Galvan316]

I am an avid Aircraft viewer, and right now I use a pair of Celestron Skymaster 15x70s, I am able to view aircraft well when they are at 30,000 feet. I am though looking for an upgrade. What would you recommend?

[@joeromine7777]

You guys are awesome keep up the good work.....

[@KeithBlade]

...and for astronomy, a minimum of 50mm objective lens is good, and larger is even better. views get staggeringly awesome when you have dark skies and a 63, 70, or even 80mm objectives.

[@milosukic1857]

small binoculars have an unstable image, view, tremors. which small model do you recommend, Nikon hg8x20, ultravid8x20 or micron 6x15

[@tnthakomwa]

Very helpful indeed!

[@Daftruk]

?for What is the use of Binoculars size35*50

[@neopainkiller]

Thank you for the nice presentation.

[@alphaphotoandvideo]

i have a Celestron 7x50👍

[@albertomartinez1295]

Very good and clear recomendation

[@ricardoviolanti5780]

That was great thank you 🙏.

[@muamerhasic]

Thank you for the help!

[@FirozAlam-fm4zz]

Many many thanks to you.

[@raedalsaud3935]

Thank you it was really helpful

[@Qusai.sabbagh]

It was very helpful, thanks indeed :)

[@user-kn5wh5cg2g]

Excellent vid.

[@malcolmtodd2340]

Very helpful thank you

[@fahimwon4661]

what 20-120X100, 20-280X100, 30-160x70, 30X -380 x 300 this numbers mean??

[@velocipede3663]

fahim boss If they are binoculars, then they need a tripod for the 380x300, those are telescope sizes though 380 power is almost way too much since there's our polluted atmosphere

[@algebra2523]

Very helpful review, thanks

[@DeepakKumar-qx1qq]

Thank you very much sir

[@refaiabdeen5943]

Cheers Mate!

[@blokefromthebush]

Great video cheers mate

[@saboodanu]

thank you so much for your explanation...

[@sam3kperv]

Very helpful very informative

[@bentoxx]

So usefull... thank you very much!!

[@3CH09R]

Celestron 25x70 awesome!!!

[@RR007fun]

Its useful information.. Thanks

[@harmonwalker3876]

thank you very much

[@tomthomas334]

very informative, thanks

[@wheelman20012002]

great info ,, thanks

[@mussao84]

thank you for the info!

[@b.max1780]

that was great. thank you

[@powerfullord5029]

thx for this video

[@xxwendyx]

good review thanks

[@hemamalini8192]

Thank u brother.

[@paujikeshra]

wonderful

[@groundworks07]

very helpful much obliged

[@concubinage]

Im looking for something that can see 100 times closer.

[@perryfroze]

Thanks for the informative video may Jesus of the Bible bless you.

[@vijaysharma4577]

I whant to buy a binosculor what how 10 by 50

[@talprizant5613]

thx :D

[@Gentilseulement]

I have just tried my 10X30 binoculars. I was disappointed how small the Moon looks. 10X' may be good for bird/bedroom watching, but not astronomy. Next time, I'll get a telescope!

[@Galvan316]

I am an avid Aircraft viewer, and right now I use a pair of Celestron Skymaster 15x70s, I am able to view aircraft well when they are at 30,000 feet, I can see the airplane, but I am not really happy too much with the results so I am looking for an upgrade. What would you recommend?