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Q1: NIKON MEDALLION S COMPACT BINOCULARS WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN AN 8x21 and a 10x21 AND A 10x25?

A: In binoculars, the first number indicates the magnification, or "power" of the instrument, and the second shows the the size of the objective, or front, lens in millimeters. So an 8x21 binocular would be 8 "power" with a 21mm objective. The size of the objective lens is important because it affects the binocular's performance under low-light conditions. The larger the objective lens, the greater its light-gathering ability and the brighter the images it will produce. "Power" also affects low-light performance; the higher the power, the larger the objective lens that's needed to produce a bright view. All else being equal, an 8x21mm binocular will produce brighter views than a 10x21 binocular, but the magnification will not be as great.

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Nikon 8x21 Medallion Binocular

Item# NIKO072

  • 21mm objective lens diameter
  • 8x magnification
  • Ergonomically designed body
  • Multi-coated optics for bright, crisp images
  • BaK4 high-index porro prisms
  • 6.3-degree angular field of view
  • Includes objective lens covers, eye piece covers and a neck strap
 

The Nikon 8x21 Medallion Binocular offers both function and flair, combining a titanium-look finish with contemporary styling and enhanced ergonomics. All of this is backed up by the quality you have come to expect from Nikon optics. The Medallion is compact and quick to focus, making it the perfect choice for most sporting events. With an objective lens diameter of 21mm and 8x magnification, these binoculars are compact and portable. Features include multi-coated optics for bright and crisp images, quick central focusing, BaK4 high-index porro prisms, 11.3 eye relief, 6.3-degree angular field of view, 2.6mm exit pupil, and a close-focusing distance of 9.8 feet.

Since it was founded in 1917, Nikon has been a leader in optics and imaging. The company has maintained an unwavering commitment to trustworthiness and creativity, as well as meeting the needs - and exceeding the expectations - of its customers. The 8x21 Medallion Binocular is no exception.

Included: Objective Lens Covers , Eye Piece Covers , Neck Strap

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