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- Optics employ Eco-glass containing no arsenic or lead
- Wide apparent field of view
- Close focusing distance: 3m (8x), 5m (10x)
- Lightweight, die-cast magnesium-alloy body
- All lenses and prisms are multilayer-coated
- Can be fixed to a tripod using optional tripod adaptor
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Whatever your pleasure - be it birdwatching, hiking, mountaineering, or marine pursuits - nothing compares with the raw, unspoilt beauty of nature, And nothing enables you to appreciate nature like Nikon high-performance binoculars. The 8x30 EII delivers extraordinary resolving power while providing superb ergonomics;and boasts the technological expertise of the world leader in precision design.
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Nikon 8 x 30 EII Binocular
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6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Don't let the looks deceive you, these are great binoculars and can hold their own optically with the most expensive available. They are probably the best porro prism binoculars made. There are a couple of minor issues, which is why I nearly deducted a star: The first is that they have "old fashioned" fold down eye cups, this is not a problem if you do not wear glasses. If you wear glasses the relief is not great, but sufficient - I wear glasses and can see the whole field. The second issue is that they are not waterproof, but if you use common sense that is not an issue. All in all they are excellent and I recommend them highly.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
I bought the 8x30 e11 as a back up for my Nikon 8x32 SE CF binoculars which are considered the ultimate in porroprism binos, performing at the level of top price roof prisms. Well, I was quite taken aback - the 8x30 e11 has superb optics, right up with the significantly more expensive 8x32 SE CF. The sharp, bright, contrasty images coupled with the wide field of view are an absolute delight.
Although I wear spectacles the eye relief provides a comfortable full field of view with the rubber eyecups turned down.
The two negatives are lack of waterproofing and no rubber armouring, but these omissions contribute to the light weight which enables long stress free viewing. A bit of care is all that is needed.
The 8x30 e11, with its quality optics (made in Japan, not China!), light weight and good handling has now become my No. 1 birding binocular. A real binocular gem.
Although I wear spectacles the eye relief provides a comfortable full field of view with the rubber eyecups turned down.
The two negatives are lack of waterproofing and no rubber armouring, but these omissions contribute to the light weight which enables long stress free viewing. A bit of care is all that is needed.
The 8x30 e11, with its quality optics (made in Japan, not China!), light weight and good handling has now become my No. 1 birding binocular. A real binocular gem.
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