MEASURING BINOCULAR MAGNIFICATION USING A DIGITAL CAMERA

[Codenamebravo]

Someone takes the time to show you what he has learned and some people ridicule him for his knowledge... This was a very useful tutorial thanks.

[chas4551]

@Codenamebravo because it's pointless!

[themiphz]

binocular are cute baby, trust me

[simonspiers]

Or divide the objective lens by the point of light you see at the eye lens.

[daveh311]

Good video, very useful to me. Thanks

[Caribbeanjamjam]

r u a teacher?

[sjgold1]

Wow! That proves those rumours about a global binocular magnification scandal are totally false! Now i can sleep soundly at night!

[robblac]

god you need a woman !

[pdg45acp]

Wife would get pissed.

[applecounty]

Binoculars are more useful.

[simonspiers]

Or divide the objective lens by the exit pupil (the light seen through the eye lens when held away from your eyes) to get the magnification.

[harijsk]

tnx for the wid, helped quickly make shore that power is measured as I thought!

[chimney366]

Good stuff. Just got a pair of 17x binos in the post. I'll have to try this technique out. Cheers.

[nikhilkerala]

That was a nice tip bro... im gonna try it my self

[25x100]

Ignore the bad comments. I enjoyed your video because I am into astronomy, telescopes and binoculars and your video proved a good point. Thanks for the video, it was a good way to find out power in binoculars. :)

[DXWXMX44]

This would be a good demo for Physics class. They used to do a lot of in class experiments - like, hang a bowling ball from the ceiling, get back in the corner and hold it up to the nose (you'd be a fool to push), let it swing clear across the room and (gasp) almost hit the nose - proving whether you REALLY believe the theory.

[tariq101]

what is the point in this you crape!

[BrianChoules]

wow very interesteing!

[puffy645]

And if I hold my thumb and index finger like this I can CRUSH YOUR HEAD!

[pdg45acp]

Not if nobody sees it..

[jasonsw18202]

neet, very interesting, cool even...thanks for the lesson