Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 Binoculars

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Travelite binoculars got it right! The focus wheel itself is an inch (2.5cm) in diameter and makes for achieving a fine focus you adjusted the focus. This is the typical design approach and has worked well in larger configurations for years.

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To compare weights, the 10X25 Travelite weighs 3.4oz (96.4g) less than the polycarbonate Nikon ProStaff of Because of the larger zoom, the have a smaller field of view (80m at 1000m) than the 8x, 9x and even 10x Travelite's. It is because of this I would not recommend them to birdwatchers, unless most of the birding you do is in wide open areas, like you find with water birds near the ocean or on lakes and dams. I do however recommend them as ideal travel companions, great for wildlife observation and therefore make great safari binoculars. We felt our test unit turned in a good performance in dealing with strong or reflected light at its price point. It wasn't remarkably particularly nice, sharp resolution of details in the center field focus, but performance declines significantly outside of that area. sweet spot. We believe this is due in no small part to the aspherical lenses that Nikon pioneered in 1993 with its compact DiplomatLet us see below how they perform on various parameters. Look and Feel of Nikon Travelite Binoculars (Design and Body) The specialty of these 6 th generation binoculars with multi-layered anti-reflective compound coating for excellent brightness is their superior design, which ensures a distortion-free clear image viewing experience. of 9.8ft (3.0m). We measured our test model's close focus at 7.5ft (2.3m) and, at least for our instrument, within the 8.0ft (2.4m) we noticed by the average user. We mention it only for those who, like us, are interested in those sorts of things! The 8x25 Nikon Travelite Binoculars have a large (for compact binoculars) central focus wheel and a field-of-view of 294 feet at 1000 yards (98m at 1000m). The close focusing distance is a pretty good 3 meters and the 8x Travelite V also has 14mm of eye relief, ideal for wearers of eyeglasses.

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or more lenses. By definition, this means that some surfaces may not have an anti-reflective coat applied and, consequently, they When testing the resolution of details in the Travelite VI 10X25's overall field of view, we found the details to be sharply defined traditionally provided a very comfortable fit in the hand, much like their predecessor, Nikon's Diplomat When we realized a member of the OpticsReviewer team would be traveling to a number of Tennessee communities,

The built-in zoom feature takes your magnification from 8x to an incredible 24x! The down side is that you must support yourself or the binocular when using the x24 setting as with increased magnifications the amount of image shake increases. You could consider getting an adjustable monopod to rest the optics on while you look through them at maximum zoom. a separate ring adjuster. It's a nice way of contributing to a small, compact design. The larger reason we like it for is because it has Thanks to the fully multi-coated optics that helps cut glare and improves light transmission, contrast, and color rendition; all essential things in low light viewing. The binoculars are waterproof for five minutes up to a depth of 2 meters, which you'll never need to worry about while stargazing (or, to be honest, bird watching, unless you manage to drop them in a pond somehow!). Like all the Nikon Travelite V binoculars, these feature multilayer-coated lenses for bright images, BaK4 high index prisms: for extra-high resolution images and aspherical lenses that minimise distortion and provide sharp images right up to the periphery.

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naked eye, but barely or not quite enough for a fair number of eyeglass wearers. It's better with the 8X25 configuration's full revolution to go from close focus to infinity. We're delighted with the focusing afforded by this design — Nikondamp conditions. Most sandwich bags with a zipper-type closure seem to do just fine and still have room for Travelite concept. It's an excellent, time-tested approach and likely to give years of good service. We could also make out craters on the illuminated portion of the lunar surface, where the brightness usually affects contrast. In fact, the image contrast through the Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 binoculars seemed a bit better than through Nikon's Prostaff P7 8x42 that we were also testing, with the crater rims better defined. The extra aperture really does make a difference for astronomy, as it allows you to see more detail and a wider selection of targets. For example, Jupiter's moons were on the edge of perception in the Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 binoculars, but a pair of 10x50s (or larger) show them clearly. Having said that, we can look at the Travelites specifically and see what affects their low-light performance and how to maximize it.

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Compared to the standard 8x version and again because of the Zoom eyepieces, the field of review is also reduced to 80m at 1000m / 240ft at 1000yards. For comparison, the 8x25 Travelite has a field of view of 294 feet at 1000 yards (98m at 1000m). Close focusing distance is also increased to 5m.

Multicoated, Eco-Glass optics made without lead and arsenic reduce glare and improve light transmission, color rendition... This binocular contains nitrogen gas for fog-free operation. The enhanced texture and finger indents, ensure easy grip that makes it, an ideal choice for use by people of any age group. they do! For general use, we highly recommend the 8X25 configuration. For those wanting a bit more magnification, the 10X is the model we much better for many eyeglass wearers. Not having enough eye relief can take a lot of the enjoyment out of