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Binoculars

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8X (Magnification):
This signifies that the binoculars magnify the image 8 times, making distant objects appear 8 times closer than they are to the naked eye.
40 (Objective Lens Diameter):
This number represents the diameter of the objective lenses (the lenses furthest from your eyes) in millimeters, which is 40mm in this case. A larger objective lens diameter generally allows more light to enter, resulting in a brighter image, especially in low-light conditions.
125m/1000m (Field of View):
This indicates the field of view, meaning that at a distance of 1000 meters, you will see an area that is 125 meters wide through the binoculars

$1,800.00 ~~$3,500.00~~

8X (Magnification):
This signifies that the binoculars magnify the image 8 times, making distant objects appear 8 times closer than they are to the naked eye.
40 (Objective Lens Diameter):
This number represents the diameter of the objective lenses (the lenses furthest from your eyes) in millimeters, which is 40mm in this case. A larger objective lens diameter generally allows more light to enter, resulting in a brighter image, especially in low-light conditions.
125m/1000m (Field of View):
This indicates the field of view, meaning that at a distance of 1000 meters, you will see an area that is 125 meters wide through the binoculars

8X (Magnification):
This signifies that the binoculars magnify the image 8 times, making distant objects appear 8 times closer than they are to the naked eye.
40 (Objective Lens Diameter):
This number represents the diameter of the objective lenses (the lenses furthest from your eyes) in millimeters, which is 40mm in this case. A larger objective lens diameter generally allows more light to enter, resulting in a brighter image, especially in low-light conditions.
125m/1000m (Field of View):
This indicates the field of view, meaning that at a distance of 1000 meters, you will see an area that is 125 meters wide through the binoculars

8X (Magnification):
This signifies that the binoculars magnify the image 8 times, making distant objects appear 8 times closer than they are to the naked eye.
40 (Objective Lens Diameter):
This number represents the diameter of the objective lenses (the lenses furthest from your eyes) in millimeters, which is 40mm in this case. A larger objective lens diameter generally allows more light to enter, resulting in a brighter image, especially in low-light conditions.
125m/1000m (Field of View):
This indicates the field of view, meaning that at a distance of 1000 meters, you will see an area that is 125 meters wide through the binoculars

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