Nikon Sportstar EX 8×25 DCF Binoculars
Their Nikon 8X25DCF Sportstar EX Waterproof Binoculars (BAA710AA) large eye relief provides excellent field of vision at all, including people who wear glasses. With O-rings and the process of purging with nitrogen to prevent condensation, the waterproof binoculars are perfect for on the water or in rainy weather.
Key Features of the Nikon 8X25DCF Sportstar EX Waterproof Binoculars (BAA710AA)
- Waterproof (submersible to 1m for 5 minutes) and fog, with nitrogen gas
- Slide rubber eyecups and click facilitate easy positioning of eyes at the correct eyepoint
- Multilayer coated lenses for bright images
- Dustproof, Watertight
- Anti-fog treatment
- Includes carrying case
Coating of lenses
To reduce glare and light losses. Coating: layer on the outer surface. Complete coating: layer on all surfaces. Multilayer coating: Multiple layers on surfaces. Full multi-layer coating: multiple layers on all surfaces.
Magnification
The magnification factor is the number of times an object is enlarged with respect to the original when viewed through the binoculars.
Field of view
The field of view corresponds to the total area that can be seen with binoculars
Minimum focus
The focusing distance is the shortest distance at which it is possible to focus
Relative brightness
The relative brightness is used to find the optical quality binoculars by poor lighting. So more the relative brightness, the higher the brighter when ambient light is low.
Exit pupil
The exit pupil is a small circle of light that you see taking your binoculars at arm’s length. Its diameter is obtained by dividing the diameter of the front lens by the magnification
Eye Relief
The eye relief is the distance required between the eye and the lens to get the best picture possible. Those who wear glasses need a relatively long eye relief (at least 13 mm)
Dioptric Correction
Diopter correction devices allow you to adjust the image to the view of users whose eyes are not the same force
- MPN – BAA710AA
- GTIN – 018208086139
