Bresser 10x50 Binocular

[blobrana]

For UK/Europe: At LIDL Stores from the 15 December, 2008.

A high quality 10x50 rubber armoured Porro binocular at an amazing price, Bak 4 prisms, long eyerelief, rubber eyecups, and with case and neck strap.
6.5° (114m/1000m) field of view.



* Magnification: 10x
* Objective lens diameter (mm): 50
* Diopter adjustment
* BaK-4 prisms and fully coated lenses
* Robust rubber-coated metal casing
* Fold down rubber eye-caps for spectacle wearers
* Includes neck strap, hardwearing nylon pouch, dust caps and cleaning cloth
* 5 year manufacturer's warranty
* Price per item £12.70

If you are looking for a cheap Xmas present, or want to get into astronomy grab a pair...(Trust me, they are a good deal)

[X-ray]

I iz gunna buy those and I iz gunna watch yoooooooooo  :-P

[cecilia]

X-ray wrote:
I iz gunna buy those and I iz gunna watch yoooooooooo  :-P

:-o

oh, MY!

[X-ray]

Ok I gunna watch you toooooooooooo  :lol:

[uncharted]

@Blobrana and Cecilia

If either of you two ever find that some of your underwear goes missing, you know who's to blame.

X-Ray's new theme song :-D

[X-ray]

"I can has mor girlz to watch? K THX"

[Einstein]

That kitty is looking for sexy fish.

Ah, I remember figuring out how telescopes worked some 10 years ago.
If only those were 40mm objective swarowski binoculars but with the same price tag...

[pyrre]

Or a 3-12X50 schmidt and Bender riflescope to that price.
:-D

[X-ray]

Yes!!
That's my kind of optics!

[pyrre]

All though, rifle scopes are not very well suited for spotting chicks.
 :-D

[AmigaMance]

If you are looking for a cheap Xmas present, or want to get into astronomy grab a pair...(Trust me, they are a good deal)

 What kind of celestial objects can you observe with these binoculars?
Can you see Saturn's rings? Big nebulas? The ISS?
 I don't have big experience in optics but 10x Magnification and 50mm objective lens doesn't seem very impressive to me.

[Einstein]

pyrre wrote:
Or a 3-12X50 schmidt and Bender riflescope to that price.
:-D

You want to shoot any star or one @ hollywood ? :-P

[pyrre]

 :-D

[blobrana]

@AmigaMance
10 or 7 x 50 are the binos of choice for most astronomers.
Satellites, the ISS,  constellations, bright comets and a few variable stars etc are usually all within reach - but they wont be a replacement of a good telescope. Binoculars are good for the general big picture  - just like the naked eye is best for observing meteors.