1852, binoculars model crew 7x50 autofocus

Description

1852 Crew 7x50 is a rugged marine binocular with autofocus, ideal for sailors and outdoor enthusiasts. It offers 7x magnification and a 50 mm objective lens diameter for a clear field of view in challenging conditions.

• Brand: 1852
• Weight: 1.12 kg
• Focusing system: Autofocus
• Field of view: 6.6 °
• Packaging dimensions: Dimensions: 8.5 cm × 21 cm × 21.5 cm | Gross weight: 1.12 kg

1852 Crew Binoculars 7x50 Autofocus – Your faithful companion on the water

Whether you are sailing along the coast or navigating on open water, the 1852 Crew 7x50 marine binoculars are an essential part of your gear. With its autofocus function and 7x magnification combined with a large 50 mm objective lens diameter, you get a clear and stable image – even while moving.

The binoculars are waterproof and equipped with rubber armoring, making them resistant to impact and moisture. They are designed for one-handed use, which is ideal while sailing. Autofocus ensures you quickly get sharp images without having to adjust manually.

With its ergonomic design and solid construction, these binoculars are an excellent choice for both leisure sailors and professionals. They come with a carrying strap and case, so you can easily take them with you anywhere.

Product features

• Autofocus
• Magnification/lens 7x50
• BK-7 prism
• Field of view: 6.6 (115m/1000m)
• Black/blue rubber armoring
• Foldable eyecups, a great advantage for glasses wearers
• Fully coated lenses
• Supplied with case and strap

Autofocus Keeps focus automatically.

Magnification/lens 7x50 The image is 7 times larger than what the naked eye sees. 7x is the recommended magnification for marine binoculars. The second number, 50, indicates the lens diameter. The higher the number, the better the light transmission. This is an advantage in poor light. For marine use, a 50 mm lens is recommended.

BK-7 Prism Borosilicate prism material of class B. Has good ability to transmit light and image from the objective lens, through the prisms to the eyepiece and out to the eye.

Field of view: 6.6 The field of view in degrees indicates the width of the image that can be seen at a distance of 1000 meters. A field of view of 6.6º gives a width of 115 m at a distance of 1000 meters.

Full coated Allows 84% light transmission.