Are either the Bushnell Legacy WP 8x42, 10x50, or 10-22x50 binoculars tripod mountable?
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For the 8x42 model... There's a small decorative cap with the the Bushnell "B" logo that screws off, then in the resulting screw hole you can attach an after market tripod adapter. Just search for "binocular tripod adapter", I think I paid about $8 for mine, which I use with this exact model binocular. The Bushnell site states the 10-22x50 Zoom is also adapter ready, I would imagine that to be the case, but do not have first hand experience.
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The 10-22X50 does not have a tripod mount. I don't know about the others but recommend looking at Bushnell website for info. Amazon claims the 10-22X50 is tripod adaptable and sells you a Bushnell adapter that won't work because the Bino's have no screw hole. Since either high magnification or 50mm and above objective lenses require steadying I recommend using a tripod. Since I bought the Bushnell 10-22X50 bino's and Bushnell adapter I took a 1" thick 4"x7" piece of pine and drilled holes for U bolts to go around the barrels on the bino's and another hole for the tripod receiver on the adapter it makes a useable but ugly adaptation.
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The 10-22X50 does not have a tripod mount. I don't know about the others but recommend looking at Bushnell website for info. Amazon claims the 10-22X50 is tripod adaptable and sells you a Bushnell adapter that won't work because the Bino's have no screw hole. Since either high magnification or 50mm and above objective lenses require steadying I recommend using a tripod. Since I bought the Bushnell 10-22X50 bino's and Bushnell adapter I took a 1" thick 4"x7" piece of pine and drilled holes for U bolts to go around the barrels on the bino's and another hole for the tripod receiver on the adapter it makes a useable but ugly adaptation. The 10-22X50 does not have a tripod mount. I don't know about the others but recommend looking at Bushnell website for info. Amazon claims the 10-22X50 is tripod adaptable and sells you a Bushnell adapter that won't work because the Bino's have no screw hole. Since either high magnification or 50mm and above objective lenses require steadying I recommend using a tripod. Since I bought the Bushnell 10-22X50 bino's and Bushnell adapter I took a 1" thick 4"x7" piece of pine and drilled holes for U bolts to go around the barrels on the bino's and another hole for the tripod... » Read More The 10-22X50 does not have a tripod mount. I don't know about the others but recommend looking at Bushnell website for info. Amazon claims the 10-22X50 is tripod adaptable and sells you a Bushnell adapter that won't work because the Bino's have no screw hole. Since either high magnification or 50mm and above objective lenses require steadying I recommend using a tripod. Since I bought the Bushnell 10-22X50 bino's and Bushnell adapter I took a 1" thick 4"x7" piece of pine and drilled holes for U bolts to go around the barrels on the bino's and another hole for the tripod receiver on the adapter it makes a useable but ugly adaptation. « Show Less
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Everyone who are reporting that their bino does not have the tripod adapter screw hole... Have you tried to unscrew the small, round cap that's on the front of the center hinge? Mine was pretty tight, and there's no easy purchase on it, but it did unscrew eventually. So grab your bino and really put some muscle into unscrewing that piece. Although I suppose it's possible that Bushnell designed these just so the 8 x 42 has that ability, I find it unlikely that's the case.
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Don't know but I would strongly recommend the Celestron 10X42 Outland binoculars instead of the 8X42. The extra magnification with the wide 42° field of view is worth.
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You would need a space 6" x 6" x 3". Those are the outside dimensions of the carrying case that comes with the binoculars. As an aside, these are outstanding for the money,
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Any photographic tripod that has the screw attachment to. This device has the threaded screw hole that is common to most cameras and some binoculars. Any camera tripod should work.
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The binoculars will take a standard binocular tripod adapter, which screws into the front hinge point. The adapter is not included, but can be bought from any camera retailer for a few dollars.
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NO. 10x25 will work but wont work well, 10 is the magnification, 25 is the radius of incoming light, its very little, you need 10x30+ binoculars for wider field of view
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Any tripod that is suitable for a camera with the screw mount in the center.
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I believe the screw size is standard on tripods. I am not satisfied with this product and would not purchase it.
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Hi Jocelyn, this is a little hard to answer since all of the surfaces are rounded. I just tried to measure it with a tape measure and with the binoculars completely folded down, it looks like about 3 3/4 x 3 3/4. To be safe you could figure 4" in each direction. If you go to the Bushnell web site, they will have it exactly.
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This binocular has a standard 1/4 x 20 tripod bushing, located under the hinge plate. It is light enough that any medium duty camera tripod will suffice, but you will need to use a right angle adaptor for the attachment. When reclining in a lawn chair, a tripod may net even be necessary.
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Not very well. It's not sturdy enough. For 20 x 80s you should invest in the Paragon-Plus XHD. Or buy the 20 x 80 / XHD combo package Orion offers. The micro-motion feature is appealing but if it's on an inferior mount you wouldn't be happy. The 20 x 80s are only five pounds, but the tripod you're asking about won't even support that, let alone the 10 lbs it claims. I think you can trust me. I wrote Celestron's ads and publications for five years.
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Did your Celestron 20x80 binoculars come with the integrated tripod adapter rod? If it did read the manual to make sure the thread size matches up with the thread size on this tripod. I would assume the adapter rod would be the universal size for all standard tripods but its always good to check.
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VU filters and lens caps work well with the Canon 10X42 L Image Stablizer WP Binoculars. The correct size is 52mm.
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Oh yes. 7 X 50 size binoculars give the highest resolution and magnification available in a hand-held unit with no external support device needed. I use mine for bird watching all the time, and the optics are excellent with Nikon.
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You will need the tripod, but "too strong" is a relative term and depends on what you want to see. These binoculars should make it possible to identify people's faces at a half a mile.
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Hi, I bought the Binoculars and tripod. I do not know the diameter but the metal tripod fits perfectly on my tripod stand and also fits perfectly on the binoculars.
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Not know those binoculars, I'm guessing yes considering it held the huge Orion Giant View binoculars. The tri pod is not small and does have a bit of weight to it but I found it very high quality and easy to maneuver. It has 12" ruler markings on the legs so u can make sure set even.