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- Fully Multicoated Optics
- Excellent Near Focus: 15 Feet
- Long Eye Relief: 22mm with the 20x Eyepiece
- Built-in T- Adapter
- Celestron No Fault Limited Lifetime warranty The NO FAULT provision of this warranty means that regardless of how the binocular may have been damaged or rendered unusable (fully or partially) by the Owner of the binocular, Celestron will repair or replace the binocular without any questions being asked
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Price: $397.95 |
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New, lowest price : $191.71 |
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| Product Description |
| The 102mm Wide View Spotting Scope's 4" aperture provides bright, breath-taking views of both ground and celestial objects. Its fully multi-coated optics perform brilliantly in low light conditions; perfect for squeezing more precious viewing time into those early mornings and late evenings. At 21" in length and 5 lbs. in weight, the 102 mm is lightweight and portable enough for serious field work. Great for bird watching, astronomy and photography as well as nature study. Two 1ΒΌ" eyepieces are included for 20x and 50x magnification. Also included is a 45 degree erect image diagonal and tripod adapter for mounting to any photographic tripod.Photographers will appreciate the 102's fast (500mm, f/5) optical system. Its classical refractor design with achromatic two-element lens made of crown and flint glass is well suited to both visual and photographic applications. |
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| Optics Reviews Writed by Customer
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Excellent Scope, Great Value.
2008-03-27
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| I received this as a Christmas present. I use it almost exclusively for bird watching from inside my house, through a large window. It's tripod mounted, and perfectly balanced. It doesn't tend to drop forward like other large scopes. With the standard adaptors, a small Chickadee at 50 feet completly fills the scope's field of view. I can see even the tiniest details. I love this scope! |
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Good, but not perfect
2006-01-23
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The primary reason I bought this scope was to do photography, and it's nice for that. I've used it to take pictures, and they come out nicely, but the scope is -big- and I'm having trouble finding an appropriate carrying case for it, which is a bit of a pain. I'd have gladly paid more for the scope had it come with a custom case.
That said, it's lighter than you'd expect, and I had to buy macro ring extenders to be able to take photos closer than 40' or so (the description when I purchased it said 15' minimum focal length. If all you're looking for is a scope, this is very nice for the price (but useless without a very solid tripod). If you're looking for photography adaptation, it's a little complicated and will definitely require those macro adapters. This makes for complicated field work, figuring out which macro adapters (if any) to use, depending on the distance of the object.
That said, I -am- very happy with this scope. |
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