Canon IS 10x30 Reviews

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Specification for Canon IS 10x30

Main characteristics
Max Magnification: 10 x
Lens Coating: Multi-Coated
Zoom: Without Zoom
Binoculars Type: Binocular
Night Vision: Without Night Vision
Other Features
Tripod Adapter: Without Tripod Adapter
Focus Type: Center
Diopter Adjustable: Without Diopter Adjustable
Waterproof: Without Waterproof
Near Focusing Distance: 13.8 ft
Field of View: 314 ft @ 1000 yds
Exit Pupil (mm): 3
Other
Height: 15 cm
Width: 12.7 cm
Depth: 7 cm
Weight: 623.7 g

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Canon IS 10x30

“Before purchasing these binoculars I tried out several...”

Written on: 29/05/2010

Before purchasing these binoculars I tried out several high end (500pounds sterling)models and the sharpness and contrast of the image compared very favourably.
I have an keen interest in astronomy (although I have a Newtonian telescope for fainter objects and higher magnifications)but also use my binoculars for birdwatching and go on the sea in my boat.
If you have never tried image stabilisation binoculars I highly recommend that you do.
If you are on the sea it is invaluable when being... (read more)

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Canon IS 10x30

“Shop around for best price as this varies quite a lot...”

Written on: 01/04/2008 by jock05 (1 review written)

Shop around for best price as this varies quite a lot from dealer to dealer, bought mine on an ebay shop.
always wanted a good pair of binoculars so im glad i bought these! (read more)

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Canon IS 10x30

“This review is for the Canon 10x30 IS Binoculars. ”

Written on: 31/03/2008 by Liam37 (10 reviews written)

This review is for the Canon 10x30 IS Binoculars.
These binoculars are very nice for anyone who wants to see a nice, clear, stabilized view at 10X magnification.
Having owned Leica 10X Binoculars; I can attest to the great difference between a IS 10X view and one without - it is like night and day! The optics on my Leicas might be superior to that of the Canons; but with the IS on - my Canons can see details that my Leicas could never see.
The caveats are that the Canon 10X30 IS binoculars... (read more)

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