Birdwatching
Binoculars
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Birdwatching Binoculars
Bushnell provides an extensive range of birding binoculars. Our binoculars feature a lightweight and ergonomic design, making them easy to handle for extended periods. With multi-coated lenses, our binoculars bring in ample light, allowing you to see birds in stunning detail. We use a top-quality phase coating on all our best birding binoculars to provide you with the brightest and clearest image possible.
Our selection of binoculars is perfect, whether you are planning a long backpacking trip or looking to enjoy bird watching in a nearby park. We offer a variety of options that cater to your specific needs. Choose from our range of bird watching binoculars to take your birding experience to the next level.
If you're looking for the best binoculars for bird watching, 8x42 binoculars are the most used option. These binoculars provide excellent image quality while still being lightweight and easy to carry.
8x magnification is a popular choice for birding because it strikes a good balance between vision and size. Going any higher in magnification won't make much of a difference in your ability to spot and identify birds.
When it comes to the objective lens diameter, 42mm is an ideal choice. It allows for plenty of light, resulting in clear and colorful images. Increasing the lens diameter beyond this will only increase the cost and weight of your binoculars, making them less suitable for backpacking and bird-watching. The quality of the lens is more crucial than the size when it comes to clarity.
For brighter and more magnified images, models like the Powerview 2 10x50 Binoculars are a good option. These binoculars can be mounted on a tripod if you're planning to stay in one place for an extended period.
Bushnell uses its proprietary PC3 phase coating formula on the roof prisms of its binoculars. This coating improves image resolution by realigning light waves after they have been separated and rejoined in the optical system.
Dielectric coatings are another type of phase coating used in binoculars. These coatings increase reflectivity to over 90% by creating light interference, resulting in reflectivity across the entire color spectrum. The result is a more vivid and accurate image.
One of the key advantages of these coated lenses is that they produce clearer and more vibrant images, which is particularly useful for bird identification. With coated lenses, spotting and identifying birds becomes much easier due to the increased clarity and detail in the images you see.
