Canon 12x36 IS III User Manual

ENG-9
Troubleshooting
If there is a problem with the binoculars, first refer to the table below to
see if you can resolve it. If the problem cannot be resolved, take the
binoculars to your nearest Canon Service Center.
Problem Probable Cause Corrective Measures
The image is not clear. The lens is dirty. Use a blower brush to
remove dust, etc., from the
lens surface. Then use a
soft, dry cloth to wipe the
lens gently.
The width of the binoculars
does not suit the width
between your eyes.
Adjust the width of the
binoculars
(See step 4 on page 7).
The diopter has not been
properly set.
Adjust the diopter
(see step 5 on page 7).
The binoculars are not
properly focused.
Focus the binoculars
(see step 6 on page 8).
The Image Stabilizer
does not operate.
There are no batteries
loaded.
Load batteries having
enough power
(See steps 2 and 3 on page 6).
When the Image Stabilizer
button is pressed, the lamp
does not light.
If the lamp does not light,
it means the batteries are
exhausted. Replace the
batteries with new ones.
(Please carefully read Item 8
from "Caution (regarding the
batteries)" found on page 4.)
When the Image
Stabilizer is on, the
binoculars make an
unusual sound when
shaken deeply.
The battery power is low. Replace the batteries with
new ones.
(Please carefully read Item 8
from "Caution (regarding the
batteries)" found on page 4.)

Canon 12x36 IS III Specifications

General

Brightness	- cd/m²
Exit pupil	3 mm
Eye relief	14.5 mm
Prism type	Porro II
Waterproof	-
Lens coating	Super Spectra Coating (SSC)
Magnification	12 x
Product color	Black
Image stabilizer	Yes
Objective diameter	36 mm
Real field of view	5 °
Apparent field of view	55.3 °
Diopter adjustment (D-D)	-3 - 3
Closest focusing distance	6 m
Field of view (at 1000 m)	87.5 m
Eyepiece lens structure (elements/groups)	5/4
Objective lens structure (elements/groups)	2/1
Battery type	AA
Operating temperature (T-T)	-10 - 45 °C

Weight and Dimensions

Depth	70 mm
Width	127 mm
Height	174 mm
Weight	660 g