Check out this Celestron Binoculars for Bird Watching
I recently purchased the Celestron 71332 Nature DX 8×42 Binocular in Green and have been thoroughly impressed with its performance. As an avid bird watcher, I needed a reliable pair of binoculars that would provide crisp, clear images while out in the field. After doing some research, I decided to give the Celestron Nature DX a try and I am so glad that I did.
The Celestron 71332 Nature DX 8×42 Binocular features a magnification of 8x and an objective lens diameter of 42mm, providing bright, sharp images with excellent clarity. The binoculars are easy to focus and adjust, making it effortless to zoom in on distant objects. The rugged design is perfect for outdoor use and the waterproof and fog proof construction ensures durability in various weather conditions.
Pros:
1. Excellent image quality
2. Easy to focus and adjust
3. Waterproof and fog proof
4. Durable construction
5. Comfortable to hold and use
Cons:
1. Slightly heavier than other binoculars in its class
2. Eye cups may not be suitable for users who wear glasses
Unique Features:
1. Phase coated BaK-4 prisms for enhanced contrast and resolution
2. Fully multi-coated lenses for maximum light transmission
3. Twist-up eyecups for comfortable viewing
In conclusion, the Celestron 71332 Nature DX 8×42 Binocular is a fantastic choice for anyone looking for high-quality binoculars at an affordable price point. With excellent image quality, durable construction, and unique features like phase coated prisms, these binoculars are sure to enhance your outdoor viewing experience. I highly recommend them to fellow nature enthusiasts looking for a reliable pair of binoculars.
To purchase the Celestron 71332 Nature DX 8×42 Binocular in Green, visit: Celestron 71332 Nature DX 8×42 Binocular .
Using Binoculars
It used to be
that I could see
only as far
as the nearest
banyan tree.
What a gift
is far sight
the furthest forest
is now right
next door
tiniest details
come to light
like individual feathers
on a bird’s tail
or the Sea of Tranquility
on the moon’s face
when bright at night.
With binoculars
our eyes extend
now distance seems
to have no end –
faces at the opera
or the catch
on the field,
what more new worlds,
through our oculars,
will this strange instrument
to our minds yield?
©2024 Carl Scott Harker, author of Poems of Personal Poverty