I see everything extremely far with these Olympus Tracker 10X25 binoculars. Has anyone had the same problem?
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The thing to keep in mind about these is that they are compact. So the eye pieces are set wider than the view lenses. Turn them around.
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Yes, and yes. But, a good pair of 10x50 porros are hard to beat for convenience and all-around astro use. Good field of view and good magnification for most binocular objects. 8x40s are also quite useful. Young eyes might be up to using a good pair of 7x50 under fairly dark (rural) skies. That said, to take a quick handheld looksee at the Moon or Jupiter or Mars or the Orion Nebula or Comets or Hawks or Gulls this pair of 12x60 is awesome in my opinion. And that said, but if I only had one pair of binoculars I would probably opt for a good 8x40 (8x42/44) pair of water/fog proof porro prism bins. The Bushnell Legacy and the Pentax PCF WP come to mind. Or a good pair of 8x40 roof prism bins. I wouldn't bother with any porro that didn't at least have Phase Coating PC for Astro use.
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Agree awesome binocular. I searched and searched and could not find a replacement SO I BOUGHT A NEW PAIR OF BINOCULARS!! True story.
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Casey,Thank you for your message. I do not think you ordered these Binoculars from me. I search for your name and could not find it in our order list. Did you order them under a different name?What would be most helpful, is if you could provide your Amazon Order number, then I could look your order status up.Thank you and have a great day,Carlos
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They are not as powerful as a full set of observational binoculars. I use them for viewing in my yard or across the street. You might want to go to a sporting store and just try some out to see what you think.
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Sorry, that I can't answer. These binoculars fit me fine and I know of several other people that have them.
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I use eyeglasses but find that I can adjust each eye for perfect glasses free viewing. My eyesight is really bad but I have absolutely now problem using these binoculars.
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yes! amazing clarity. that is why all the bird watchers love these binoculars.
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Emphatically yes. I put off buying binoculars for years because of eyeglasses. Then I tried these binoculars. "Eye Relief" is the relevant measurement for the distance the lenses can be from the eye while still getting full field of view.
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I have #71020 [25 - 125X80] only and do not know how it compares to 25X100. At 25X it is super clear even if you are holding it with your hands but of course, it will tires you out quickly bcoz of its weight and size. To fully enjoy this powerful bino spend money on a high-end tripod like SLK brand or other comparable reputable brands especially if you would like to experiment zooming closer than 25X --field of view gets smaller as you increase magnification and you can do it without a tripod. I stay at 25X or maybe few notches up bcoz I get dizzy looking thru it at much higher magnification. Maybe 25X100 is plenty of power for what you need it for, anything pass 100X is practically useless. And you may even save money w/c you can spend on tripod. Just my honest opinion... enjoy it!
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I'm having the same problem. Its got to do with camera setup though. Plain eyesight via barlow and 25mm looks great and crisp
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These are high power for the price but have a narrow field of vision and you have to hold them pretty steady to get a decent image. For a beginner, you might want to look for a light weight 7X power binoculars. What are they being used to view?
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Because of the added weight and power, if you handhold these binoculars the image will move around more, but you will be pleased at how bright and sharp the image is. You will see more. I did Celestron's ads and publications for four years. They are a big company for a reason. They don't make or sell inferior products. You will enjoy these versatile binoculars.
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These binoculars are great for long distances but not for close range. Good focus starts at 40-50 ft
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Not really. These are made for star-gazing...there are better brands for that...I recommend going to opticsplanet and looking under the tab of "law enforcement" and then narrowing your search to "surveillance binoculars" Hope this helps!
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For the price I think that they are good binoculars... and if you do use them during the day the ocular cups are a real plus. All that being said, I did return the pair that I purchased and bought a pair of Swarovski EL Range's which are close to 6 times the price of the Steiners because I am very particular about my optics. Needless to say there is a difference in the clarity between the two but for causal use probably not worth plunking down the extra money. Keep in mind that if your primary use is going to be for astronomy I would make sure that you get a tripod adapter.
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The lenses if my binoculars are clear. If the fog is such that it affects the clarity of what you are viewing, that would not be normal. Sounds like some damage to me...