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Pentax 62599 9×28 DCF LV Binocular – Black-Pentax Binoculars

Pentax 62599 9×28 DCF LV Binocular – Black

  • Durable, lightweight compact body design
  • High-res and super-reflective coated roof prisms, for high-contrast images
  • Waterproof and nitrogen filled – allows submersion up to 3.3 feet
  • Helicoid eyepiece rings offer comfortable eye relief
  • Fully-coated lenses increase light transmission and color quality

Available in 9×28 magnification, the PENTAX DCF LV binoculars feature a durable, lightweight, compact body. With high-resolution phase-coated and super-reflective coated roof prisms for high contrast images, the nitrogen-filled waterproof (JIS Class 6) construction allow these binoculars to be used in the most extreme weather conditions and submerged to 3.3 feet. The inner-focus optical design adds durability and the helicoid eyepiece rings offer comfortable eye relief. The multi-coated lenses

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Pentax 62216 Papilio 8.5×21 Porro Prism Binocular Reviews-Pentax Binoculars

Pentax 62216 Papilio 8.5×21 Porro Prism Binocular

  • No other binoculars like them on the market!
  • Ideally suited for viewing insects, birds, artwork or any other object at close ranges
  • C.L.O.S.E. (Convergent Lens Optical System Engineering) allows them to focus down to 1.6 feet
  • Tough rubber covered exterior provides a sure grip and protects the internal mechanisms
  • Revolutionary dual-axis, single body housing with synchronized eye-piece adjustment to assure correct optical alignment for comfortable viewing

Named for the Latin word for butterfly, PENTAX Papilio 8.5×21 binoculars are the perfect choice for insect observation in the field and in museums and galleries. The enhanced observation capability of the Papilio binoculars is made possible by a PENTAX Convergent Lens Optical System Engineering (CLOSE) mechanism. The CLOSE mechanism automatically slides the left and right objective lenses toward the center when the focus is fixed at a short distance. Revolutionary dual-axis, single body ho

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Pentax 62217 UCF II 8-16×21 Zoom Binocular

  • Central fingertip control includes focus ,locking diopter, and zoom control
  • Revolutionary dual-axis, single body housing with synchronized eye-piece adjustment to assure correct optical alignment for comfortable viewing
  • Fast and easy center focusing for handling ease
  • Fully multi-coated optics to eliminate harmful ultraviolet rays while improving light transmission for high contrast images with no glare or flare
  • Inverted porro prism design results in a light weight, compact body

Looking for big zoom in a small package? The UCF Zoom binocular series stands alone. These rugged binoculars offer extraordinary power in a compact and rugged design. A magnification range of 8X to 16X to get you closer to your subject, while the tough rubberized exterior that resists scratches, dust, dirt, and shock. Perfect alignment to eliminate headaches. And PENTAX’s super multi-coated lenses allow more light to enter while eliminating irritating glare and flare. Packed with performance and

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Fall in Love With Pentax Binoculars 8×43 DCF SP

The DCF SP 8×43 Pentax binoculars are smooth, well balanced, ergonomically designed and beautiful to handle, an excellent match for far more expensive top quality binoculars. If you don’t have £1,000+ to spend and you want high performance superior optics encased in a beautiful lightweight but rugged body then take a serious look at the Pentax DCF SP 8×43′s.

The image quality is amazing, I picked up the DCF SP 8×43 Pentax binoculars expecting a good quality viewing but was pleasantly surprised with the brightness and clarity of the image. The roof prisms are top quality high-refraction Bak-4 and phase coated and like all top quality binoculars the Pentax DCF SP’s come with fully multi coated lenses. Pentax use their own specially formulated lens coating which has been proven to deliver exceptionally bright, high contrast images (according to the brochure) and, in my opinion these binoculars stood up to the hype. I was particularly impressed at how well they performed against my all time favourites, the Swarovski 8.5×42 EL’s which are considerably more expensive.

I was impressed with the speed of focus which for me is an important feature that always influences my buying decision and being able to focus as close as 2mtrs was an added bonus. The eye relief is exceptionally good at 22mm (for the DCF SP 8×43 Pentax binoculars), the ‘twist up’ eye cups are comfortable and easy to use and the exit pupil is 5.4mm, all features that make these Pentax binoculars ideal for spectacle wearers. I did think the attached objective lens covers would prove to be irritating but I was wrong, they hang discretely below the binoculars and don’t get in the way.

The body of the DCF SP Pentax binoculars is fairly compact and exceptionally lightweight (695g) for full size binoculars due to its magnesium-alloy body. They are covered in dark green rubber armouring, which not only makes them exceptionally robust but also comfortable to hold.

As you would expect of a top quality binocular the Pentax DCF SP’s are waterproof (JIS class 6), nitrogen filled and sealed ensuring that they can be used in all weather conditions, and are fully protected against fogging and potentially damaging dust particles.

All in all the 8×43 DCF SP Pentax binoculars get my seal of approval, they are exceptional value for money with many features that make their performance comparable to that of far more expensive binoculars. The high performance optics, lens coatings and prisms are of exceptional quality and the sophisticated inner-focus optical design has helped ensure that the Pentax DCF SP’s are lightweight and compact for 8×43 binoculars. I haven’t tried them for astronomy but they stand up well in a marine environment and they are quite impressive when used for bird watching.

As birding binoculars I still prefer the Swarovski 8.5×43 EL’s but I would still be happy with the Pentax DCF SP’s and given the cost differential I couldn’t say the differences between the two warrant the much higher price tag.

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PENTAX offers an extensive line of high quality binoculars. They all offer fully multi-coated optics, rugged construction, and most models are waterproof and nitrogen filled. They are the perfect tool for all your outdoor adventures.

The Pentax Papilio binoculars work just like traditional binoculars, but also let you focus down to 18 inches. They are perfect for viewing wildlife, insects, sports, or anywhere you would use binoculars.
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