Review on Nikon ACULON 10 22X50 Binoculars Harness by Kenta Omura ᠌

Binoculars were purchased to observe the moon and the starry sky. You can’t do without a tripod, Photo of the Moon at x22 is attached (April 4, 2022). Even from the window of an apartment you can see much more stars than with the naked eye, you can see constellations and even clusters. But this is a primary acquaintance with astronomy, of course, a close-up of the night sky and our satellite, for a deeper understanding of this science, a telescope is needed. A small angle of view at x10 made me think about buying another binocular - a 10x50 fix, in order to lie quietly in nature and look at the night sky from my hands (fixes are usually much lighter, the angle of view is much wider), but this is for the future. If we talk about the usual use of binoculars, that is, observing objects on the planet Earth, then even at the maximum approximation, you can calmly "lead" an object, for example, a bird's flight, but when you fix your gaze on a stable object, hand shaking will interfere. Binoculars are good for the initial study of the situation as a whole in search of a specific object, in order to study this object in detail later on the zoom. The study of the situation as a whole is in itself difficult due to the small angle of visibility at x10 - the view is limited, a general idea is not formed.