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Q: QuestionWhat is the magnification power of these binoculars?

• A:Answer The magnification power of these binoculars is 8x.

Q: QuestionWhat is the field of view at 1000 yards for these binoculars?

• A:Answer The field of view at 1000 yards is 388 feet.

Q: QuestionIs the frame of these binoculars made of polycarbonate?

• A:Answer Yes, the binoculars have a polycarbonate frame.

Q: QuestionDo these binoculars have phase-coated prisms?

• A:Answer Yes, these binoculars feature phase-coated BaK-4 prisms.

Q: QuestionWhat is the closest focusing distance for these binoculars?

• A:Answer The closest focusing distance is 6.5 feet.

Q: QuestionAre these binoculars suitable for wet weather use?

• A:Answer Yes, these binoculars have a waterproof, nitrogen-purged housing for wet-weather use.

Q: QuestionDo these have a bolt hole to allow connection to a standard tripod?

Asked 5 months ago by prof2000.

• A:Answer These have the same mount under the button in front of the hinge. It works with Nikon's Monarch/Aculon Binocular Tripod Adapter very nicely!

  Answered 4 months ago by StephVerified Purchase

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Q: QuestionDo they come with extra low dispersion glass.

Asked 3 years ago by billybob.

• A:Answer The Nature DX 8x42 (green) binocular does not have extra low dispersion glass; however, the Nature DX ED 8x42 #72332 model does come with ED glass.

  Answered 3 years ago by Telescope

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Q: QuestionIs a case included? Celestron DX 10 x 42 Waterprook Binoculars - Green

Asked 6 years ago by Carolyn.

• A:Answer Yes, a padded nylon canvas case is included with the Celestron DX 10x42 binocular. Sincerely, Kevin at Celestron

  Answered 6 years ago by Telescope

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Q: QuestionAre these good for bird watching?

Asked 1 year ago by tlbhugs.

• A:Answer With a close focus of 6.5 feet and being waterproof by design, the Nature DX 10x42 are excellent for bird watching. Please note that binoculars with magnifications higher than about 7 are difficult to hold steady by hand and will require a monopod or lightweight tripod for image stability.

  Answered 1 year ago by Telescope

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Q: QuestionDoes this binocular come with strap and case?

Asked 1 year ago by PJ.

• A:Answer Yes, it does come with a strap, case, and lens caps.

  Answered 1 year ago by Kayes

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Q: QuestionWhat binoculars do you recommend for a cruise and to be used to take pictures with my phone?

Asked 2 years ago by JayAre.

• A:Answer Binoculars for travel and binoculars used for stationary nature or astronomy viewing fall under two different parameters. A travel binocular must be small and light, yet perform well, while a stationary binocular can be larger for better low light gathering and can be mounted on a tripod. For traveling, the Nature DX 10x42 is a great choice. But for photography with a cellphone, the binocular should be tripod-mounted in order to conveniently operate the camera. Thus, a binocular to tripod adapter is highly recommended along with the NexYZ three axis adjustable cellphone adapter. These are found here: https://www.celestron.com/products/binocular-tripod-adapter and here: https://www.celestron.com/products/nexyz-dx-smartphone-adapter-kit

  Answered 2 years ago by Telescope

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Q: Questionwhat are good binoculars for planet gazing?

Asked 2 years ago by stu.

• A:Answer Binoculars, and particularly only 8X binoculars, are too low magnification to show a planet as more than a pinpoint of light. A telescope with at least 50X minimum is needed to discern the ball of a large planet like Venus, Jupiter, and Saturn.

  Answered 2 years ago by Telescope

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Q: QuestionAre these good for looking at stars

Asked 4 months ago by Jen.