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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.
Monoculars for wildlife viewing and safaris require magnification of 8x to 12x. 10x is the best size to keep a safe distance from animals, but it may require a tripod to stabilize the image. The objective lens diameter should be 42-50mm. A good 10x42 monocular weighs about 1.5 pounds (0.7 kg).
Monoculars for wildlife viewing and safaris require magnification of 8x to 12x. 10x is the best size to keep a safe distance from animals, but it may require a tripod to stabilize the image. The objective lens diameter should be 42-50mm. A good 10x42 monocular weighs about 1.5 pounds (0.7 kg).
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Monoculars with a magnification of 8x to 10x enable both portability and good magnification power for backpacking, hiking, birding, and wildlife viewing. Monoculars with 8x magnification are very popular; however, for safari trips, you should consider a 10x magnification monocular (though a stabilizing tripod may be required).
Monoculars with a magnification of 8x to 10x enable both portability and good magnification power for backpacking, hiking, birding, and wildlife viewing. Monoculars with 8x magnification are very popular; however, for safari trips, you should consider a 10x magnification monocular (though a stabilizing tripod may be required).
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