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by **serch** on Thu May 20, 2010 3:39 pm

Hello, I have been reading a bit on the guides for buying binoculars but still I'm not quite sure what particular one could fit my needs better... basically I want something for surveilance, to see things very far good.. and I am also looking for one waterproof, I saw a bunsnell 20x50 it was cheap but not waterproof so could some one help me on this? thank you.

by **serch** on Thu May 20, 2010 9:49 pm

Hi, thanks for asking.. I think I can handle the weight.. do you think those 20x50 are good? I saw some bunsnell 12x50 too, but I dont know how far I can see with one of those.. so I dont know what to choose

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joanna wrote:Yes, I know the Bushnell 20x50 binoculars is not waterproof. And the weight is 30oz, I don't know whether it is a little heavy to you if you handheld all the time. I want to share my experience with you. A few days, I visited Eyeskey and found a 10x42 binoculars is very good. I'm interested in it. It is waterproof, and the appearance also looks nice. I don't know if this fits your taste. If you're feel, you can search it.

by **serch** on Thu May 20, 2010 10:12 pm

I think I like these:

http://www.opticsplanet.com/bushnell-le ... 21225.html

how is that 10-22X50 work?... the zoom range 10-22?.. it should be adjusted manually or something like that?. thanks.

by **Jne_K** on Mon May 24, 2010 7:44 am

Hi

Optically, zooms are always inferior to fixed power binoculars at any given magnification. Also, keep in mind that all 20x binoculars will require a tripod for the sake of steadiness, fixed or zoom and, the higher the magnification, the harder the binocular is to use.

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