after I got a miscollimated Celestron 15x70 in the mail (and I'm outside the US so shipping it back was not cost-effective) I decided that my next binoculars...
... It sounds like what you really want is the Fujinons. Optically, the AP binoculars are "almost" as good, but I do not know about the mechanical built or...
Read BBarry's review of the new Kunming Series 8 15x70, variously known as the AP Premium 15x70, Garrett Signiture 15x70, Oberwerk Ultra 15x70, etc. He posted...
I went round and round for a while last year pondering the same issue and put up a want ad on Astromart for a pair of Fuji 16x70's and found a pair for about...
Take a look at the APM bins, these are outstanding in contrast, color correction and edge sharpness. Roland is using the same source however, you can get a set...
... correction and edge sharpness. Roland is using the same source however, you can get a set of the APM for less with full warranty naturally. ... Moderator's...
Barry, The APM and AP binoculars are one in the same and are sourced from Union Optical. Compare them side by side as I have and it is apparent, furthermore, I...
There are a number of importers/distributors currently offering what appears to be the same binocular. Keep in mind, none of these importers/distributors...
... But remember, the reason there are so many fujinon clones (or miyauchi clones in the recent past) is because the origionals are so good. The clones give us...
Will red dot finders used for pistols and rifles work with binoculars, or do you have to buy one that is specifically for astro viewing? I would like to get a...
... from Union Optical. Compare them side by side as I have and it is apparent, furthermore, I spoke with Roland at NEAF in regards to this. ... John, I...
I do not hear much about the Nikon's . Are these too expensive for what they are ? Dave In a message dated 11/3/2006 9:16:16 AM Eastern Standard Time, ... ...
The discussion a few posts ago mentioned the new batch of premium 15x70 binoculars as clones of the Fujinon FMT-SX 16x70. Respectfully I will say that they...
I've been pretty impressed with my APM 100mm 45 deg binos which seem to be the clones to the Miyauchi 20x100 "Galaxy" Binoculars. I recently did a side by side...
Hi Tony, Your bracket is exactly what I'm looking for and seems like it will work with my new Celestron Giant Deluxe 20x80s. Can you confirm that it will...
Link for bracket please? ... From: dave_dockery To: binocularastronomy@yahoogroups.com Sent: Tuesday, November 07, 2006 4:40 PM Subject: [Binocular Astronomy]...
Cathy, Here's the link to his website: http://www.astronomy-shoppe.com/ Look under the Dob Kits link. You'll have to scroll down a bit. Dave ... From:...
Hi All, I'm contemplating purchasing a couple of new binoculars. I'm looking at 10x50 for terrestrial viewing, and an 11x70 for celestial viewing. A lot of...
Hello, May I ask what sort of a budget you have and whether or not you want optical perfection or simply something that does the job in an OK sort of way ? Br...
My recommendation would be a 7X35 or 8X40 (prefferable) wide field model for hand held use and a 15X70 on a mount for those "serious" nights. Terry ... From:...
... In addition to the other replies, For me, my hands are not steady enough to hold a 10x and see well so I use either an 8x40 or 8.5x44. The 11x70 is much...
I have the Celestron Noble 10x50 (available new on Ebay for $199) and the Celestron Skymaster 15x70 (Amazon = $78)...and am very happy with both. The 10x50 is...
Maybe I don't have steady hands but I don't like handholding any binoculars for astronomy that aren't image stabilized. The 8X25 Canon IS are great and I can...
Greetings, I have put my Canon Image Stabilization Binoculars up for sale in ebay: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=320047646223 I have had...
Aside from variable star and telescopic meteor observation, what sort of other research studies could employ the use of binos... meaning low-powered,...
Everyone, Thanks for your terrific insights! It sounds like the consensus is that 10x50 and 11x70 are pretty close in capacity, and that I'd be better off with...
Comet hunting immediately comes to mind. Terry ... From: rj_y_ang To: binocularastronomy@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 3:36 AM Subject:...
<<I used to have a telescope, but I found it unwieldy for the kind of observing I do. I have a group of friends I hike with. We often go for walks up to the...
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