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Nikon 20x120 III
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| Manufacturer | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Model | 20x120 III |
| Lens diameter [mm] | 120 |
| Magnification [x] | 20 |
| Angular field of view [deg] | 3 |
| Linear field of view [m/m] | 52/1000 |
| Exit pupil [mm] | 6 |
| Eye relief [mm] | 20.8 |
| Min. focusing dist. [m] | 133 |
| Twilight factor | 49 |
| Brightness | 36 |
| Prisms | BaK-4/Porro |
| Dimensions [mm] | 680x452 |
| Weight [g] | 15500 |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Nitogen filling | Yes |
| Argon filling | No |
| Image stabilization | No |
| Tripod exit | Yes |
| Focusing | individual |
| Warranty [years] | 10 |
| Accesories | |
| Price | 27999 |
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Owners reviews (2)
Overall
Owner since: 5 years
Price: 5.000 US$
User profile: Semipro
Cons: - Heavy. Can not be used without the tripod. - The eyepiece is straight and does not allow looking at the sky above 30° above the horizont. So this design is really a terrestrial binocular. Little use in astronomy unless you design a binocular chair. - My instrument is not nitrogen filled.
Pros: - Impresive. - High quality optics - My instrument has a porthole to illuminate an internal reticle that can be seen proyected in the left eye. Nice to measure things.
Summary: - Mostly a terretrial binocular. - Dificult to use above 35° altitude.
Overall
Owner since: 4 years
Price: 5500USD
User profile: Amateur
Cons: Quite heavy and not easily portable but that's the way it has to be with these huge binocs.
Pros: Truly amazing build quality and optics. Water resistant and nitrogen filled. Built like a tank. Amazing light gathering oblectives making them ideal for astronomy or low light observations.
Summary: Simply the best! Clarity beyond belief and without doubt the best astonomical binocular available.