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Bushnell Discoverer 10x42
Newest Review: ... stray light). The mechanism operates quite stiffly but once in place, stays in place. The Discoverer 10x42 has quite a good ... more  ... field of view of 140 metres at 1000 yards with a good close focus of 3 metres (useful for observing butterflies and other small objects at close range).
Optically, these are very good performers. The image is bright and sharp and there's no colour cast (that I can detect). Even in dull conditions there's enough light collected to be able to see well.
Chromatic aberration (almost always present in binoculars) is not very noticeable at all. In normal use, I could not detect any. Only when viewing high contrast images,...moreMore Bushnell binoculars
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Bushnell Discoverer 10x42: Binoculars that bounce (but don't drop them)! (670 words)
by - written on 10/03/09 (Very useful, 211 readings)
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About a year ago, I decided to treat myself to a newer, more expensive pair of binoculars. My old pair had had a hard life and proven to not be waterproof during a trip to the seaside. The weather turned inclement resulting in both the binoculars and my clothing getting completely soaked. I was like a drowned rat, but I dried out. The binoculars were not so lucky, and were left with salt contamination inside the housing. So when deciding on new ones, I decided that waterproofing was essential to my requirements! Doing my usual, extensive searching on the internet, I found that the Discoverer 10x42 binoculars were available for around £300. The specification ... Read the complete review
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