I wear eyeglasses. Will I be able to use these binoculars?
1102249
I use eyeglasses but find that I can adjust each eye for perfect glasses free viewing. My eyesight is really bad but I have absolutely now problem using these binoculars.
1078307
I don't know of any binoculars that are comfortable with eyeglasses. I take mine off when using binoculars. If you hold the binoculars to your glasses, you reduce your field of view to a peephole. You don't need glasses as the binoculars can be adjusted for clear focus.
793399
You should be able use these glasses.. the technology should still be the same. Kids I'm not sure..
296263
They can. But... I did have issues with double vision, which I guess is hit or miss according to reviews. Nice binoculars for the price otherwise. Good luck.
776199
You could but they are really heavy and would be difficult to hold on target by hand. You'll want some kind of mount like a tripod or a monopod. I've had aircraft fly through my field of view while looking at the stars and was able to follow it along. If you mean looking at them when they are high in the sky, you'll want some kind of parallelogram mount so you can get "under" the binoculars. There are probably binoculars out there that are better suited though. I had no collimation problems with mine.
482837
if you are going to use these binoculars in an area of extreme moisture like a rain forest or underwater, then the waterproofing will be a necessary feature.(don't really use them underwater, I was just making a point)
1111215
you need to follow the directions on the paper...binoculars have to be set up for the 1st use...or they will look blurry. There are specific steps needed to do it...
1135994
Not really. These are made for star-gazing...there are better brands for that...I recommend going to opticsplanet and looking under the tab of "law enforcement" and then narrowing your search to "surveillance binoculars" Hope this helps!
1046220
I am an eyeglass user and these work just like regular binoculars. The eye piece twists down or up.
227509
Yes, they work well with glasses. As with nearly all binoculars they have screw in eye eyepieces for eyeglass wearers. They are nitrogen filled.
977784
Yes, I would try them, I have used these in low light conditions and at night looking at moon and stars and for the price and quality of these binoculars you cannot go wrong, very good deal.
840350
For the price I think that they are good binoculars... and if you do use them during the day the ocular cups are a real plus. All that being said, I did return the pair that I purchased and bought a pair of Swarovski EL Range's which are close to 6 times the price of the Steiners because I am very particular about my optics. Needless to say there is a difference in the clarity between the two but for causal use probably not worth plunking down the extra money. Keep in mind that if your primary use is going to be for astronomy I would make sure that you get a tripod adapter.
2151181
The view finder eye piece is designed for only one eye...unlike binoculars...and is focus controlled from that also so I would think you would be able to use it.
40043
Hi Gordon, as long as your binoculars have thin (3/8 maybe 1/2 inch) straps then these will work great. We use ours for hiking with DSLR cameras and love them. no swinging while walking and no problem taking a picture straight up will the straps on. Quick release on each side makes for easy on and off. Only thing which is no problem to us is the little piece stays on the camera all the time. If you are looking to walk around hands free with your binocs this is exactly what you want. Also none of that strain on your neck after a long day hiking.Hope this helps, have a great dayGary
248884
Yes. You will need at least one pair of eyepieces of the same type to use the binos.
761804
Unfortunately - I don't believe that these binoculars have the ability to focus -I personally have found their performance to be less than satisfactory
1964417
Depends on the attachment points on your binoculars.If they're the type found on Leica cameras, then yes.