Binoculars can open up a whole range of new and exciting impressions
when travelling on holiday, taken to sporting and leisure events or used as
part of a hobby such as birdwatching or astronomy. To help you get the best
results from your equipment please read the following instructions carefully.
Adjusting to obtain a single picture. To adjust to the spacing of your eyes
simply rotate the two sides of the binocular around the centre hinge until a
single rounded picture is obtained when looking through both eyepieces.
Adjusting for maximum sharpness. Many people have slightly different
vision between their eyes. When using binoculars, this difference can be
compensated for by turning the dioptre adjustment ring located on the right
eyepiece tube.
To set the binoculars correctly, close your right eye and look through the
left eyepiece with your left eye and using the centre focus wheel - focus on
an object of your choice until it is clear and sharp. Next, close your left eye
and look through the right eyepiece with your right eye. You may find the
object being viewed is not absolutely sharp and this can be corrected by
rotating the dioptre adjustment ring (but without turning the centre focus
wheel) until the object being viewed becomes sharp. The binoculars are
now set and a perfectly clear and sharp image should be attainable when
using both eyes together. To focus at different distances simply turn the
centre focus wheel.
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