What is 10×30 binoculars?
Canon’s 10×30 IS II feature a refined optical system designed to provide a 10x angle of view with remarkably compact optics. With an objective lens effective diameter of 30mm/1.18 in., the 10×30 IS II offer a great balance between brightness and portability.
Do Nikon binoculars have image stabilization?
Nikon 8214 Overview The 16×32 StabilEyes VR Image Stabilized Binocular from Nikon offers steady viewing previously unavailable from handheld optics of this magnification.
How do I stop my binoculars from shaking?
- Grip the binoculars as far out as you can. Shake is actually angular movement of the binoculars.
- Press your elbows down against something solid, or — lacking that — push them against your rib cage. If you can fixate your elbows, then you restrict the movement of the hands greatly.
What are image-stabilized binoculars?
Image stabilized binoculars are also useful for astronomers viewing celestial objects , as lens-shake is often amplified by variations in the atmosphere. The combination of lenses and prisms inside of binoculars is what makes them capable of magnifying images and displaying them in the correct orientation. Lenses are simply curved pieces of glass.
What is Canon Image Stabilizer?
Canon calls the feature Image stabilization (IS) and Nikon calls it Vibration Reduction (VR). With optical image stabilization, part of the lens physically moves to counteract any camera movement when you take the picture; if your hands are shaking, an element inside the lens shakes too to counter the movement.
What is an image stabilizer?
Image stabilization is a form of technology used to stabilize an image for a much clearer picture. Used in both still and video cameras, image stabilization is one of the most popular features to include in a camera.