Featuring premium optical components for clarity, contrast, and true color, the Explore Scientific 8x56 ED Binoculars G600from Explore Scientific show you the details when birding, hiking, sightseeing, or engaging in other outdoor adventures. Large 56mm objective lenses gather ample light for a bright image even in lower-light conditions such as dawn, dusk, or deep shade, while the 8x magnification makes distant subjects seem like they're right in front of you. The extra-low dispersion lenses bear multiple layers of antireflective coating and the BAK4 roof prisms have dielectric coatings for brightness and phase-correcting coatings for color fidelity.

Finding your subject is easy thanks to the 335 field of view. Twist-up eyecups and the 19.3mm eye relief makes the full field available to all users, whether or not they wear eyeglasses. The G600 ED series binoculars are waterproof and nitrogen-filled to prevent fogging. They have a socket for an optional tripod adapter and come with a case, strap, lens covers, and a cleaning cloth.

Extra-Low Dispersion Glass    Fully Multicoated Lenses    Dielectric & Phase-Corrected BAK4 Prisms    335' Field of View    19.3mm Eye Relief    Nitrogen-Filled, Fog & Waterproof    Twist-up Eyecups    Diopter Adjustment

• Extra-low dispersion glass virtually eliminates chromatic aberration ("color fringing"), maximize light transmission, and ensure accurate colors
• Fully multicoated lenses combine with dielectric and phase-coated BAK4 roof prisms for color fidelity, contrast, and clarity
• Fog and waterproof for all-weather performance
• Flip-down lens covers
• Close focus distance of 9.8 feet for nearby subjects
• Generous 19.3mm eye relief and twist-down eyecups allow eyeglass wearers to easily enjoy a full image

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I purchased this scope a few weeks ago. I have yet to achieve focus using a dslr without the diagonal. I've purchased 2" extension tubes that just dont fit on the tubes that came with it. What extention tubes actually fit on this?

A: What make and model of camera are you using and where in the scope are you mounting the camera

Q: 2. What do I need to purchase along with this product to connect my Canon 60D for astrophotography ?

A: First you would need a T-Adapter that goes into the eyepiece part of the scope. The Celestron-SLR (35mm OR Digital) Camera Adapter would work great. Wesbite Link to the T-Adapter: a href= http://bhpho.to/1lwAhIO target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1lwAhIO/aNow to mount your Canon 60D you would need what is called a T-Ring, which threads onto the T-Adapter. The Vello Lens Mount Adapter-T-Mount Lens to Canon EOS Camera will be perfect. Website link to the T-Ring: a href= http://bhpho.to/19wYgWY target= _blank http://bhpho.to/19wYgWY/aThese are the 2 adapters you would need to attach your camera to this scope.

Q: 3. Can you use this with a cannon dslr camera and do you need a t mount

A: Yes but you will need a t mount. Might also want to get their field flattener.

Q: 4. Hi, I would like to know The dimensions of the tube, the Ota, how long is the tube, please?

A: The OTA is 24.25 inches in length. 4.38 inches in diameter and weighs approximately 5.60 lbs.

Q: 5. What parts do I need to mount my Nikon Z mirrorless to this scope?

A: You would need this T mount adaopter to connect the Nikon Z camera to a T mount slipped into the eyepiece mount of the telescope: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1494991-REG/vivitar_hf_t2_nik_z_t_mount_to_nikon_z_mount.html Then you will need to get the actual T mount : https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/202135-REG/Celestron_93625_SLR_35mm_OR_Digital.html

Q: 6. Is a field flattner recommended with this refractor?

A: a field flattener is not necessary for visual use, but one can be used to improve image quality when using large image sensors for photography

Q: 7. I have a 114 mm telescope I know this would probably be too big do you have a recommendation anything close would be good.

A: 114mm = 4.48819 inches. The closest size rings B&H would carry would be the Tele Vue Mount Ring Set for 4" OTAs BH #TEMTS4Q • MFR #MRS-4011 or the Vixen Optics Tube Rings with 115mm Inner Diameter (Pair) BH #VITRW115 • MFR #ES2665

Q: 8. The image from the telescope is upside down and backwards. How do I fix this?

A: You would just need to add a 90 Degree Star Diagonal. The Celestron 90° Star Diagonal (1.25") will work. Link: https://bhpho.to/3t4ZEMK

Q: 9. Will this [safely] fit a 130mm (5.1") reflector?

A: This is made for 127mm Telescopes I do not believe this will work with a 130mm Scope. My apologies.

Q: 10. Minox appear to not publish exit pupil distance eye relief. This measurement is critical to know for eye glasses wearers. What is it for these binoculars?

A: A ccording to the Minox manual for the Minox 8x56 X-HD Binoculars BH #MI8X56XHDB • MFR #10023 the rye relief is 20mm. https://cache.tradeinn.com/images/pdf/manuales/eng_minox_manu_xhd_series.pdf