Canon 10x42L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars
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$1,699.98
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Product Summary
There it is. You've finally spotted a rare bald eagle. In your excitement, your hands begin to shake. Luckily, you're looking through Canon binoculars that feature the latest in image stabilization technology. Even with your shaky hands, you can take full advantage of this rare sighting. With the ultra-low dispersion lenses, you'll be able to enjoy sharp, clear images with vivid colors even in adverse weather. If you're lucky enough that your rare animal stays within view for a period of time, you'll appreciate the binocular's ergonomic design.
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- Waterproof design with anti-fog metallic coating
- Advanced image stabilization technology
- Ultra-low Dispersion lenses for sharp images
- 1-touch IS usage
- Bright view, even in low-light conditions
- Comfortable grip for long-term use
What's Included
Binoculars, 1-year limited warranty
Description
The much-anticipated Canon 10x42L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars are the first to incorporate Canon's exclusive Image Stabilizer technology for steady, shake-free viewing. The high-quality L series optics, featuring 2 Ultra-low Dispersion (UD) lens elements (on each side), deliver excellent correction for chromatic aberration. With a large lens diameter and a 4.2mm exit pupil diameter, this binocular provides an exceptionally bright view, even in low-light conditions. The 10x42 L IS WP binocular offers both the desired brightness and excellent waterproof capabilities, making it ideal for a host of activities, including marine use, stargazing, and wildlife observation - just to name a few.
Features
- Canon's first waterproof IS Binocular
- High-performance L Lens with 2 Ultra-low Dispersion (UD) elements on each side
- Doublet Field Flattener Lenses for sharp, distortion-free images edge-to-edge
- Bright field-of-view from a 4.2mm exit pupil diameter, the largest of any Canon IS Binocular
- Wide-angle rating from an apparent angle-of-view of 65 degrees
- 1-touch IS usage
- Body components feature metallic coating to prevent fogging
- Distinctive, easy-grip design
Dimensions & Specifications
Angular Field of View
6.5 Degrees
Binoculars Series
Canon Image Stabilized Binoculars
Brand
Canon
Close Focusing Distance
8.2 ft.
Dimensions (in)
5.4 x 6.9 x 3.4 Inches
Exit Pupil
4.2 mm
Eye Relief
16 mm
Features
Image Stabilized, Waterproof
Field of View at 1000 Yards
341 ft.
Focus Type
Center Focus
Magnification
10 x
Objective Lens Diameter
42 mm
Prism Type
Porro Prism Binoculars
Size
Full Size Binoculars
Tripod Adaptable
Yes
Waterproof
Yes
Weight
36 oz.
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by PowerReviewsPros
- Quality lenses (7)
- Strong construction (7)
- Works well with glasses (5)
- Close focus (3)
Cons
- Heavy (3)
Best Uses
- Bird watching (7)
- Wildlife viewing (6)
- Reviewer Profile:
- Casual/ recreational (5)
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Pros
- Detailed image
- Quality Lenses
- Strong Construction
- Waterproof
- Works Well With Glasses
Cons
Best Uses
- Bird Watching
- Hunting
- Observation Post
- Positive ID
- Sporting Events/Concerts
- Wildlife Viewing
Comments about Canon 10x42L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars:
Cannon's Image Stabilization system is noticably superior to Nikons. I can not tell the difference in the with Zeiss systems.-Zeiss is slightly more quite but bulkier. Image Stabilization technology is at it's limits at around 20x; without making them too big to carry. You will see some noticeable wobble if you do not have steady hands or are on a moving vehicle or vessel with 15x(+) I.S. Binos. However, the image quality is still far superior to standard binos. A 15x bino would be almost useless without I.S.
A larger objective lens, has more light gathering ability. So an 8x30mm will have better light gathering capability than an 8x20mm. This is not so important until sunset and just prior to sunrise or very cloudy times or whenever there is adequate ambient light (building/street)at night, or star gazing.
Without I.S., an 8x is probably best suited for the uses described below.
I.S. binos allow the user to pick out the finer details: wild life identification, facial details, License plate numbers, vehicle details, etc. The image stabilization system allows you to transition from one object/subject to another quickly, making it easier to use than a tripod mounted set. If detailed images and durability are important, get these binos. Cannons 10x30 I.S. binos are more compact, if you do not require the weather-proofing and light gathering cability, I would recommend the 10x30mm. I have used the 10x30 I.S. binos in the rain without problems. You should always inspect the battery case whenever exposed to moisture.
This is a quality product. Once you've tried Image Stabilization it is hard to go back.
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Pros
- Quality Lenses
- Strong Construction
Cons
- Lens covers are too loose
Best Uses
- Bird Watching
- Sporting Events/Concerts
- Wildlife Viewing
Comments about Canon 10x42L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars:
Amazing brightness and clarity...better than I expected for 42mm objective. A very crisp and sharp image...worthy of Canon L monicker. Pricey, but worth it. 4.2 mm exit pupil is great. The best binocular I've used. The image stabilization is remarkable. Instructions say to clean them in a bucket of water! The objective and ocular covers are a joke, though. Will need to get 52mm UV screw filters and covers. A minor irritation for this exceptional optical instrument.
Pros
- Quality Lenses
- Strong Construction
- Works Well With Glasses
Cons
Best Uses
- Bird Watching
- Wildlife Viewing
Comments about Canon 10x42L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars:
The very short DOF (depth of field)results in stunning visuals. I was expecting very good images, and the unit delivers exceptional ones. Working within the constraints of Motion Stabilizing, there are no surprises, just grins.
Oddly, when we hand the device to each other, the adjustment for the distance between our eyes is counter intuitive. We ALWAYS move it the wrong way. Very odd.
Comments about Canon 10x42L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars:
If you have ever tried to determine the # on a navigational aid when it's a half a mile off and your in any kind of sea other than dead calm, you will have wished you had these glasses. They are fantastic. The IS on/off button works fine... They are not that heavy... But what is up with the lens covers??
C'mon Canon... I did appreciate comments with regard to putting filters or hoods or both over the objective lens. I did that straight away.
Pros
- Close Focus
- Quality Lenses
- Strong Construction
- Works Well With Glasses
Cons
- Bulky
- Heavy
Best Uses
- Bird Watching
- Wildlife Viewing
Comments about Canon 10x42L IS WP Image Stabilized Binoculars:
The image stabilization works well. I'll look at something first and then activate it. The effect is amazing. After using this, the normal shaking that occurs with out it is very distracting. When activated, then you can slowly study and enjoy what you're looking at with out concentrating on holding still constantly. 5 friends looked through these on different occasions and each independently made the same comment, "wow" when the stabilization was activated. I looked at Ziess, Swaroski, and Leica also. Color was slightly better with Swaroski, and all are lighter and more compact than the Canon, but image stabilization makes such a tremendous difference that the decision became easy. The binoculars focus easily and are rugged. The other technical factors were similar to the other high end binoculars. The major other draw back to the Canon would be the recommendation to have a dealer change the o-ring covering the battery compartment every couple of years to maintain the water proof mode. Too bad it can't be easily by the user.
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