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Comparison between monoculars and binoculars

Article Category: Parenting

Author Name: Winnie Peckleford

When it comes to magnifying objects in nature, both monoculars and binoculars are considered excellent devices. People can either get a monocular or a binocular with them if they want to get a closer look of the birds perched on a tree or the far off mountain seen at a distance. But what makes them different? Why do some people choose monoculars over binoculars? Where does the difference in specification lie between these two pieces of equipment? Read on to find out.

When it comes to magnification levels, the two devices are actually alike. They both have 10x25 lens magnification (like the Zoom In Huggabe model) and that means the level of magnification ranges from 4x to over 25x zoom. So what is the difference? Well, the difference lies in the size and weight of the equipment to which monoculars often pose the greatest benefit. Monoculars, like the Zoom In 10x25 monocular model by Huggabe, are more compact and their size and weight are often less than those of standard binoculars. This is the reason why in terms of portability, monoculars are often preferred by hikers and outdoor-type of people. A monocular telescope is also better in terms of image quality because it is far less susceptible to movements while binoculars are more difficult to control and focus. There are also some complaints that the lenses on a binocular is not alligned.

So why do people choose binoculars then?

Well, binocular offers more depth, which a standard monocular isn't capable of doing. When you view an object using a single scope or with just one eye, your fixation on the object is greatly decreased and so the image quality do not possess much depth than when you are using 2 eyes for viewing.

What is monocular magnification?

Take for example the 10x25 monocular Zoom In model by Huggabe. The first number, 10x, refers to the magnification level. This refers to how large the image is made by the equipment when viewed from afar. So 10x monocular has the ability to make the image seem larger 10 times its size. There are both advantages to monoculars with larger or lower magnifying power.

1. 4x-8x: The magnification level is very low but the field of vision is bigger and wider. So when you are after a landscape viewing instead of focusing in just one object, this type of monocular telescope is ideal especially for children.

2. 8x-9x: Just like the 4x-8x this is still low magnifying power and is good for kids and wider landscape views. The image quality is brighter and more clear.

3. 10x-14x: These types like the 10x25 model from Huggabe are considered mid-range and the field of view is diminished. This if actually very good type as it can still offer a wide field of view and it can focus on a single object from a distance as well, although the field of view is not as large as the low magnification types. This is good device for beginners.

4. 15x-19x: Higher magnifying power-types require more steady control and focus to ensure a clear image.

5. 20x-25x: Very small field of view but it is excellent in terms of magnifying power. Very well suited to viewing a single object, like a bird or an animal, from a distance.

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