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The main consideration when selecting a monocular are the magnification level and objective lens diameter, which determine the optical capabilities of the monocular. The bigger the objective lens diameters, the better the image quality and the heavier the monocular may get. Waterproofing and night vision (thermal or infrared) are also important factors to consider when selecting a monocular.
The main consideration when selecting a monocular are the magnification level and objective lens diameter, which determine the optical capabilities of the monocular. The bigger the objective lens diameters, the better the image quality and the heavier the monocular may get. Waterproofing and night vision (thermal or infrared) are also important factors to consider when selecting a monocular.
A low-power monocular with a magnification of 6x (or less) offer the easiest portability and a wider field of view. These are best suited for sports events, shows, opera, and theater. They are small, lightweight, and have a wide viewing angle to observe close objects easily.
A low-power monocular with a magnification of 6x (or less) offer the easiest portability and a wider field of view. These are best suited for sports events, shows, opera, and theater. They are small, lightweight, and have a wide viewing angle to observe close objects easily.
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