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Explains warning and hint icons used in the manual for safety and guidance.
Lists the items provided with the binoculars, such as case, strap, and batteries.
Details risks of death or serious injury from improper binocular use, like looking at the sun.
Advice to prevent injury during binocular use, such as avoiding unstable surfaces or swinging.
Advice to prevent damage to binoculars, including avoiding water, sunlight, and harsh solvents.
Critical safety advice for battery installation and use to prevent overheating or explosions.
General advice for battery handling, including removing them when not in use to prevent leakage.
Advice on storing binoculars in dry locations and managing condensation from temperature changes.
Labels and descriptions identifying major components of the binoculars.
Instructions for securing the eyepiece lens caps over the eyecups.
Steps for fastening the strap securely to the binoculars.
Guide on opening the battery chamber, inserting batteries correctly, and closing the cover.
Details on expected battery usage times under different temperature conditions.
How to set the eyecup position for comfortable viewing, especially with eyeglasses.
Aligning the binoculars to match the distance between your eyes for clear images.
Steps to achieve sharp focus for both eyes using the diopter ring and focusing knob.
How to start and stop general IS and POWERD IS for five-minute continuous operation.
Methods to toggle between general IS and POWERD IS operation.
Using buttons to hold IS operation as long as the button is pressed.
Factors affecting IS performance and automatic power-off features.
Instructions for placing the binoculars into the carrying case.
Steps to close and secure the case flap after storing the binoculars.
Solutions for problems like unclear images or improper focus.
Solutions for the Image Stabilizer not operating or making unusual sounds.
Statements regarding FCC rules and Canadian ICES for device operation.
Information on WEEE directive and proper disposal of batteries and electronics.
Explains warning and hint icons used in the manual for safety and guidance.
Lists the items provided with the binoculars, such as case, strap, and batteries.
Details risks of death or serious injury from improper binocular use, like looking at the sun.
Advice to prevent injury during binocular use, such as avoiding unstable surfaces or swinging.
Advice to prevent damage to binoculars, including avoiding water, sunlight, and harsh solvents.
Critical safety advice for battery installation and use to prevent overheating or explosions.
General advice for battery handling, including removing them when not in use to prevent leakage.
Advice on storing binoculars in dry locations and managing condensation from temperature changes.
Labels and descriptions identifying major components of the binoculars.
Instructions for securing the eyepiece lens caps over the eyecups.
Steps for fastening the strap securely to the binoculars.
Guide on opening the battery chamber, inserting batteries correctly, and closing the cover.
Details on expected battery usage times under different temperature conditions.
How to set the eyecup position for comfortable viewing, especially with eyeglasses.
Aligning the binoculars to match the distance between your eyes for clear images.
Steps to achieve sharp focus for both eyes using the diopter ring and focusing knob.
How to start and stop general IS and POWERD IS for five-minute continuous operation.
Methods to toggle between general IS and POWERD IS operation.
Using buttons to hold IS operation as long as the button is pressed.
Factors affecting IS performance and automatic power-off features.
Instructions for placing the binoculars into the carrying case.
Steps to close and secure the case flap after storing the binoculars.
Solutions for problems like unclear images or improper focus.
Solutions for the Image Stabilizer not operating or making unusual sounds.
Statements regarding FCC rules and Canadian ICES for device operation.
Information on WEEE directive and proper disposal of batteries and electronics.
The Canon Binoculars, available in 10x32 IS, 12x32 IS, and 14x32 IS models, are prism binoculars equipped with a lens-shift type Image Stabilizer, designed to provide a steady and clear viewing experience. These binoculars are intended for general observation, offering enhanced stability to counteract hand shake and other vibrations, making distant objects easier to observe.
The primary function of these binoculars is to magnify distant objects, bringing them into closer view for detailed observation. The "IS" in the model names signifies the Image Stabilizer feature, which is a crucial component for achieving stable images, especially at higher magnifications or during prolonged use. The Image Stabilizer works by actively compensating for movement, ensuring that the viewed image remains steady even if the user's hands are shaking. This is particularly beneficial for activities such as birdwatching, sporting events, or any scenario where a stable view is paramount.
The binoculars offer two distinct Image Stabilizer modes: a "general IS" and a "POWERD IS." The general IS provides image stabilization for a wide area, suitable for scanning landscapes or following moving subjects. The POWERD IS, on the other hand, is specifically designed for continuous aiming at one point, offering enhanced stabilization for focused observation of a stationary target. This dual-mode functionality allows users to select the most appropriate stabilization for their specific viewing needs.
To ensure optimal performance and user comfort, the binoculars incorporate several adjustable features.
Proper care and maintenance are crucial for the longevity and optimal performance of the Canon Binoculars.
By following these instructions for function, usage, and maintenance, users can ensure a reliable and enjoyable experience with their Canon Image Stabilizer Binoculars.
General| Foldable | No |
|---|---|
| Brightness | - cd/m² |
| Exit pupil | 3.2 mm |
| Eye relief | 14.5 mm |
| Prism type | Porro II |
| Waterproof | - |
| Lens coating | Super Spectra Coating (SSC) |
| Magnification | 10 x |
| Product color | Black |
| Image stabilizer | Yes |
| Objective diameter | 32 mm |
| Real field of view | 6 ° |
| Apparent field of view | 55.3 ° |
| Closest focusing distance | 2 m |
| Diopter compensation (±) | 3 |
| Field of view (at 1000 m) | 105 m |
| Eyepiece lens structure (elements/groups) | 5/4 |
| Objective lens structure (elements/groups) | 7/6 |
| Battery type | AA |
| Operating temperature (T-T) | -10 - 45 °C |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 77 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 142 mm |
| Height | 171 mm |
| Weight | 780 g |
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