Excellent presentation! Clear, concise, pleasant and brief. Thank you!

Thank you. I just bought my first pair of good binoculars after 25 years of birdwatching. Thanks to you I’ve set them up correctly. My old cheap ones would’ve probably been better had I set them up as you instructed!

Such a pleasant person you are, Jessie! Thank you for those instructions.

Thank you Jessie. My husband bought me a used pair of binoculars and I had watched several other videos but yours was the only one that stated to put the right diopter setting back to zero. I did that and it was perfect. Best description and easy to follow.

Excellent video! Helped me optimize viewing sharpness.

Great presentation...just the right amount of information and some very nice scenery.

Very nicely shot and edited video. I enjoyed your video shots of the birds!

Short and sweet. I can see clearly now! Thanks 😊

Thank you; I am a know it all who learns something new every day!

thank you! i can see it perfect now with no black spots!

Been wondering how to properly adjust diopter for awhile...finally searched online thank you

very useful information,well done.

Great info for bird watchers, thank you

Thanks ! This is very helpful. God bless you.

Just got my custom mavens, thanks a lot for this video!!!

8x42 is the no.1 binocular by many aficionados.

Well done. Thanks so much for the quick review.

Very nicely presented , by a very nice lady. Thank you

Thanks. It had been more than a year since i adjusted my diopter and my vision had changed.

Great video!

Good job on this video !

Thank you I can not go look at birds it is winter in Canada right now but it did help me fix my binoculars so I could at least use them inside till summer comes again

Very interesting. Now I have to check my binoculars to see if they have all that on them. Really learned something here today...thanks!

Thanks for the information.

Brilliant! Thank you.

Thank you sooooo much ha I’ve been using them soooooo wrong this whole time !

Kudos! Simple, factual video.

Thank you for the video, I'll try this when I can find mine

Thanks! Just getting into birding/astronomy and this helped since I've never touched a proper pair of binoculars before.

Great info.

Thank you for sharing

Great video

Awesome thank you

Thanks!!

I recently found some 10x50 binoculars for £5 and after realigning them had no idea what the diopter was, thanks for the good video

Excellent Well explanation

Very useful as I bought a one recently. Struggled to set focus 😰

Good tips.

Thank you! I probably had that explained to me at some point, but I had forgotten how to adjust for my very different eyes.

Interesting the way you had your harness worn in the last shot. I think many harnesses are too short for that method? Did you get something custom for that?

Good tip !

thanks!

The Cornell website allaboutbirds.org is the best on the internet imo. The ID guide, facts, photos, etc. are great.

Recommendation for brand and model to buy? What do you use?

ALRIGHT; who's doin a Big Year?

Bird Watching would be "nice" and a luxury. I purchased my Nikon 8 X 42s for Humans who just don't quite interpret how to act within the rule(s) of law. I recall my father's Binos from Sears back in the day and I believe he still has them in his possession.

' When you spot a bird, lift the binoculars to your eyes '.... Oh, huge thx for that advice !! lol !!

Thank your for sharing this importan information, only one question, the prize of this binoculars.

I found a New Old Stock of Winchester WL-1050WR for Canadian $40 (US$32/£25) which came in its original packaging including a Steel Box, A Nylon Pouch and all the straps. I couldn't find any details of Winchester Binoculars online - I know that they are a now defunct Ammunition company from USA famous for their rifles and also made rifle scopes. The box and the documentation state "Winchester is a registered trademark of Olin Corporation. Winchester Optics are distributed in North America by Vanguard (USA) Inc.” I know Vanguard makes some pretty decent mid range sub $250 binos. What are your thoughts about this purchase of $40 Canadian? Here are some specs: Porro Prism (Ofcourse from the looks ) 10x50 Eye relief: 11mm Exit Pupil: 5mm Angle of view: 6.7 degrees Field of view: 351 feet at 1000 yards Weight: 1.87 Ibs

No idea what that little wheel (diopter) was for! 🤔

6 years later I am watching from India

What a beautifully joyous lady. 🤓

Thankyou maam ❤️

10x42 is my favorite walking pair but 10x50s are at my back door=))

Which binocular you are using ??

Ma'am what about the monocular?

My problem is finding something I see with normal vision again with the binoculars, say I am looking at a particular branch that a bird has flown to, for some reason once I try looking through the binos it can take me a while to find it again. I think I probably just need practice, and birds that are nice enough to sit still :P, but if anyone has some pointers I'd appreciate it.

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Thank you for the info but opening the eye cups full make the circle(view) very small! :S

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very helpful video and u r very Beautiful

i dont see boring things like bird etc

The new cell phone adapter versus the original.

What is the name of your binocular

Thank you for the video. After reading Cornell's binocular review (www.allaboutbirds.org/page.aspx?pid=2680&Cornell+Lab+eNews&Cornell_Lab_eNews_2013_12_12&), I got my first good pair this spring and love them. It was a starting point; all I've had til now is a clunky HEAVY 30-yr pair! I look forward to my next pair(s) for comparison(s).

Hi, I'm a seller of binocular in amazon, and are interested of your video testing. We wonder if we can pay you to make a video on how to use our new bonoculars? Thanks, and looking forward to your reply soon.

I shut my eye instead of covering the lens!

I just spent a month looking into binoculars... My biggest recommendation is to not even consider buying a pair that's less than $200. I consider pairs below $200 to be "junk". From $200 to $400 you can find a ok pair if you choose carefully, but if you use them much, you'll probably soon be looking to spend a lot more on a better pair. I've heard that the Celtron TrailSeeker 8x42 ED are decent in this price range, but the ED part is important as it refers to the lens glass used. Personally I'd say you should plan on spending $1000 for a pair, and move up and down from there as you find deals and as your budget allows. Looking through a good pair of $1000 binoculars is a joy. I've mostly used $100 binoculars, and they extremely annoying to use. Small exit pupil and eye relief made them hard to hold so I could see out of them. Poor lenses made the view blurry around the edges, and they had a small field of view. A good $1000 pair of binoculars are almost better than using your own eyes. The three big brands are Zeiss, Leica, and Swarovski. If you buy one of these, you'll generally "get what you pay for", which is to say their price vs. performance is well balanced. They're expensive, but you get screwed by some marketing that has you spend $500 on a pair of binoculars with $100 optics in them. If you can afford it, I'd highly recommend a pair of SCL binoculars from Swarovski. They're around $1500, but they are absolutely beautiful. I love them. If you want to really treat yourself, as of 2020, the best pair of binoculars made seems to be the NL Pure line from Swarovski. They're around $3000, which is a lot, but consider this to be a lifetime purchase. Shoes, suits, and cars will come and go, but you'll have these binoculars the rest of your life and they'll be an absolute joy to use. Please don't buy a cheap pair of binoculars. I have 5 of them collecting dust on my shelf. I plan on taking them apart one day and playing with their lenses.

Anyone please help mine krevia

' Turn the focus wheel until the image becomes clear '.... oohhh so, that's it !!!!! thanks a lot !!!! since years i get blurry vision through my binoculars just because never using the focus wheel !!!! Now i checked both, but still prefer blurry vision !! ; p

I don't wear eyeglasses and I prefer having the eye cups retracted.

Bro if you think about it spotting animals is weird just looking right at its called stalking

I can't be the only one that has to adjust the diopter each time I use my binos... And I don't mean because the setting gets moved.

Well DUH !!🙄

Dunno why am watching this

You must have a good binoculars for seeing a crystal clear image, if you have a piece of shit binoculars you will never have a crystal clear image whatever you will doing 😂

Quit consuming more than your fair share. You will be feeling much better if you take your health seriously.

Or buy Swarovski binoculars for 2700 dollars.

Measure your inter pupillary distance , there’s app’s available for this , then set your binoculars to match your inter pupillary distance .

Great video!