Zeiss Terra ED 8x32 Binoculars - Gray

Name: Zeiss Terra ED 8x32 Binoculars - Gray
Brand: Zeiss
SKU: ZEI-523203-9907-000
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Zeiss Terra ED 8x32 Binoculars - Gray

Perfect for any trip, Zeiss Terra ED binoculars are robust, reliable and easy to use. Their state-of-the-art and sleek design makes them not only light but comfortably compact. The highest optical precision and the hydrophobic multicoating guarantee brilliant images down to the very last detail. The Terra ED binoculars are waterproof and nitrogen-filled. Terra ED binoculars are an excellent value, making them the perfect entry into the world of Zeiss. The Zeiss Terra ED 8x32 guarantees razor-sharp images thanks to its precise focus mechanism and 8x magnification, even when the image is only fleeting. With its compact size and weighing just over a pound, it's a comfortable fit for your hand. With a nearly indestructible casing and its excellent ergonomics, the Terra ED 8x32 is the perfect all-round solution for every use.

The Zeiss Terra ED 8x32 Binoculars have a large, smooth and easy-to-grip focus wheel makes focusing particularly easy and, most of all, quick. You'll notice the advantages of Terra ED binoculars as soon as you pick them up: your index finger automatically lands on the focusing wheel. You'll never again need to think about how you hold the binoculars when something exciting suddenly happens in front of you. In next to no time, you'll have it sharply in focus. With their waterproof casing reinforced with glass fibers, these binoculars satisfies the high standards of nature lovers. The construction is compact, light and robust. Light-weight, easy to fit into any bag and nearly indestructible, the Zeiss Terra ED 8x32 is the perfect companion. Zeiss hydrophobic anti-reflective coating is a guarantee of brilliant, high-contrast images which you will experience above all in adverse light conditions. Additionally, it enables a clear and unhindered view in all weather conditions thanks to its water-repellent characteristics. ED glass with a hydrophobic multi-coating provides optical clarity and precision in all situations.

Specifications

88% LIGHT TRANSMISSION — Schmidt-Pechan ED glass with a hydrophobic multi-coating provides optical clarity and precision in all situations.
COMFORTABLE & FAST FOCUSING — The large and easy-to-grip focus wheel is quick to use on the ZEISS Terra ED binoculars. Your index finger naturally lands on the focusing wheel, always ready when something exciting suddenly happens in front of you.
COMPACT, LIGHT & ROBUST — With its waterproof, fiberglass reinforced casing, the ZEISS Terra ED satisfies the high standards of nature lovers. Easy to fit into any bag and nearly indestructible, the ZEISS Terra ED is the perfect companion.
ZEISS ANTI-REFLECTIVE COATING — Guaranteed brilliant, high-contrast images, particularly in adverse light conditions and twilight.
A CLEAR VIEW IN ANY WEATHER — There are always exciting things to be seen in the world of nature, even in wet weather. ZEISS developed a Hydrophobic Multi-layer Anti Reflective Coating for binoculars and scopes that enables a clear and unhindered view in all weather conditions.

Specifications

Effective Lens Diameter: 32 mm
Light Transmission: 0.88
Exit Pupil Diameter: 4.0 mm
Twilight Factor: 16
Field of View at 1,000 Yards: 135 m (405 ft)
Subjective Viewing Angle: 61°
Close Focusing Distance: 1.6 m (5.3 ft)
Diopter Adjustment Range: − 3.0 / + 3.0 dpt
Exit Pupil Distance: 16.5 mm
Pupil Distance: 56 – 74 mm
Lens Type: ED
Prism System: Schmidt-Pechan (Roof Type)
LotuTec / Nitrogen filled: + / +
Water Resistance: 100 mbar
Operating Temperature: − 15°C / + 60°C (+ 5°F / + 140°F)
Length: 125 mm (4.9 ")
Width at an Interpupillary Distance of 65 mm: 117 mm (4.6 ")
Weight: 18.0 oz.

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Product specification
SKU Number	ZEI-523203-9907-000
MPN	523203-9907-000
Binoculars by Magnification Binoculars by Magnification The magnification factor, also known as "power", is listed as the first number given in a binocular's name, like 7 x 50, 8 x 40, etc. In the first example, these binoculars magnify an image 7X more than if you were looking at that image with the "naked eye". When talking about zoom binoculars, the magnification is listed like this: 7-21 x 50. That means the binoculars have a zoom mechanism that takes the power from 7X to 21X as far as the eye can see. Please note that it doesn't matter whether there is spacing between the numbers or whether the "X" is upper- or lower-cased. Don't always assume that more magnification is better! The more power, the harder it is to keep the image stable when hand-holding binoculars. Most people can comfortably hand-hold up to an 8X (most popular for birding), but after that, you may or may not need a tripod for a shake-free view...it depends on your own steadiness and how long you plan to view.	8X
Binoculars by Aperture Binoculars by Aperture The aperture of a pair of binoculars (or any optical instrument) refers to the diameter of the main optics. Of course, binoculars have two main objectives that are the same size, but the number given for the aperture refers to just one. For instance, 8x50 binoculars have an aperture of 50 mm (and a magnification factor of 8), but unlike a telescope, they have two 50 mm objectives. The larger the aperture, the bigger the binoculars, but more importantly, a larger aperture draws in more light and lets you see more detail in shadow, shade, and other low light conditions.	32mm
Binoculars by Body Size Binoculars by Body Size Shopping for binoculars by body size is a great help if you already know you want a pair of compact (small) binoculars or you are looking for large aperture optics for astronomy. In general, the larger the body size the heavier the binoculars will be and the more likely you may need to mount them on a tripod when viewing for any length of time.	Compact Binoculars
Weight (ounces) Weight (ounces) The weight of a binocular is a small consideration next to other more important factors like body size, aperture, and magnification, but it is still nice to know what to expect. Believe it or not, sometimes super small, lightweight binoculars are harder to hand-hold without unwanted binocular movement than larger binoculars are...a little heft helps stabilize them. However, heavier binoculars can fatigue your arms when trying to hand-hold for longer periods of time. If you decide to choose a pair of binoculars by weight, I would use the "Goldilocks" rule; pick something that is not too heavy and not too light...but just right! Unless, of course, you plan to mount your binoculars on a tripod, monopod or other type of support, then the weight doesn’t matter.	18.0 oz.
Prism Design Prism Design Want to know how to tell the difference between Roof prism and Porro prism binoculars? Roof prism models look like two straight monoculars connected together in the middle, while the eyepieces are closer together than the main optics of Porro prism binoculars, angling the light path. Most binoculars are either roof or porro prism designs, but there is also a third option: Reverse Porro Prism. This design is used for small compact binoculars where the eyepieces are more widely spaced than the main optics. The prisms are actually reversed so that the light path is altered for this configuration. Like most things in life, which design you should choose is not cut-and-dried. Here are a few basic statements about Porro and Roof Prism designs that may help you: If you are looking for a high-quality binocular, you will need to spend more on a pair of Roof binoculars than equal quality Porro’s. Roof prisms are more expensive to make. Roof prism binoculars are more durable because the prisms are cemented together rather than mounted separately. Men with large hands sometimes prefer holding a Porro Prism design. Both designs are comparable in all aspects when choosing high-end binoculars.	Roof Prism

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