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Nikon ACULON A211 7x50
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| Manufacturer | Nikon |
|---|---|
| Model | ACULON A211 7x50 |
| Lens diameter [mm] | 50 |
| Magnification [x] | 7 |
| Angular field of view [deg] | 6.4 |
| Linear field of view [m/m] | 112 |
| Exit pupil [mm] | 7.1 |
| Eye relief [mm] | 17.6 |
| Min. focusing dist. [m] | 8 |
| Twilight factor | 18.7 |
| Brightness | 50.4 |
| Prisms | BaK-4/Porro |
| Dimensions [mm] | 180 x 197 |
| Weight [g] | 905 |
| Waterproof | No |
| Nitogen filling | No |
| Argon filling | No |
| Image stabilization | No |
| Tripod exit | Yes |
| Focusing | Centralne |
| Warranty [years] | |
| Accesories | |
| Price | 0 |
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Owners reviews (1)
Overall
Owner since: 2 years
Price: 130
User profile: Semipro
Cons: Rubber Armour cheap (lifting and bubbles), although they really get abused). Eye cups looseish although functional. Fairly narrow FOV Not waterproof. Bulky (but not heavy) Objective lens caps fiddly and useless
Pros: Surprisingly great optics and low light performance. They are sharp to the edge, high contrast and being 7x50 are very bright. The large exit pupil and generous eye relief make them really easy to use.
Summary: I bought these to test out the 7x50 format for bird watching from a boat in the early morning and late afternoon. At $130 AUD I considered them disposable. Nearly two years later and I am still using them daily and love them. They get daily abuse, have been dropped a number of times and rained on regularly. I keep getting surprised that they have survived. I own many pairs of binoculars (some costing 10 times more) and these are my go to pair. If you need a pair of binos to use in low light and are on a budget I can highly recommend these especially if you wear glasses.