BRESSER Hunter 7x50 (24479)
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The products of the optical company BRESSER once again confirm the vaunted German quality — binoculars with the Hunter 7x50 model index are excellent proof of this.
Aperture
The diameter of the front lenses of the binoculars is 50 mm, which, together with a blue anti-reflection coating, gives a clear and crisp image under a wide variety of viewing conditions — whether it is a sunny day or a twilight dawn. Porro type prisms are made of high quality VK-7 glass and enclosed in a robust case that protects the optical elements from splashes. However this does not mean that binoculars can be used in heavy rain.
Exploitation
At a distance of 1 km to the object of observation, the field of view of the binoculars is 112 m. At the same time, it provides accurate visibility of details and high image contrast. The 7x magnification virtually eliminates the possibility of shaking in the image, but if you use the optical instrument for a long time, you may experience hand fatigue. This disadvantage can be easily corrected by mounting the binoculars on a tripod.
Strengths
It is not for nothing that binoculars bear the prefix “Hunter” in their name — they are suitable for observing prey and the situation around. In addition, fishermen and tourists pay attention to it. Excellent image quality and fast optics are its strong points, which are complemented by an attractive price.
Reference. The aperture of binoculars is determined by the diameter of its front lens. This value always appears in the name of the model along with the magnification factor. The larger the diameter of the lens, the more light it can absorb, making the binoculars more effective when used in low light conditions.
