"The Practical Binocular" Field Use Part 2

Why does a steady image matter? What's the problem with image shake? How does image shake effect detail and resolving power? How does a stead image allow you to locate more wildlife? Those questions are all addressed in this video. I just start to touch on the topic of tripod mounting and use here but the brunt of that topic will be covered in Part 3.

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Education

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• Binocular
• binoculars
• spotting scope
• swarovski
• leica
• zeiss
• nikon
• hunting
• bird watching
• 8x32
• 10x42
• 15x56
• 20-60x

[TheKodiak72]

I actually didnt notice any real big difference with the 10x magnification. I could see it was a deer clearly with and without the tripod. At 300 yards though, yes that would be alot harder.

[Patriot36]

@TheKodiak72 Remember that the goal wasn't to see that it was simply a deer, although at 300 yards it might very well be the goal. You'll hear me say, "look at the difference in detail between the two examples." Detail in this case might be, how many points do the antlers have or is this the same deer that I saw yesterday based off the markings on it's face? It's similar to the difference between seeing a sailboat and identifying the passengers on board. That's what a steady image can provide

[TheKodiak72]

@Patriot36 Thankyou for the bigger explanation. From what was coming across to me was just being able to see just the deer clearer. But points like seeing antlers or markings makes your video alot more logical and easier to understand what you were trying to convey.

Good infomation

[samurimaster500]

nice vid i acttully used that method with leaving two finger's on top it worked out nice. thanks for the tip.