![]() ![]() The higher the power, the "shakier" the image will be, because small hand movements get magnified. For a given magnification, larger objective lenses yield a brighter image in dim light, but also result in a bulkier, heavier pair of binoculars. For example, 7x35 binoculars provide 7x power magnification and have 35mm objective lenses. ![]() The first number is the magnification (or power), the second is the aperture, or diameter of the objective (front) lenses in millimeters. ![]() Selecting the right pair of binoculars is a matter of picking the best combination of features for your particular needs, including magnification, bulk and weight, brightness, field of view, optical quality, and cost.īinocular sizes are expressed with two numbers: 7x35, 10x50, etc. See our eCatalog on how to choose the right Binocular for you. We suggest starting by watching our helpful video, How to Choose a Beginning Telescope, and then reading the article below. We put together the following resources to help you make an informed decision. The process of choosing the best pair of binoculars for your needs can be overwhelming. ![]()
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