These are the main types of binoculars and scopes available.
Binocular Showcase
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Compact (roof prism)
This design is compact and easily fits in the pocket.
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Traditional (porro prism)
Offers the advantage of being fairly compact but with the image quality of a larger lens.
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Compact DCF (roof prism)
The compact size of this in-line design makes these suitable for the pocket or car glove compartment.
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Compact ZCF (porro prism)
Not quite as small as the Compact DCF but most will fit into a coat pocket.
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Tradional DCF (roof prism)
The sturdy inline design is often favoured as an outdoor working tool.
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Tradional ZCF (porro prism)
The large front lens of a traditional binocular offers a bright image in most light conditions. It is comfortable to handle and is very popular.
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Straight Scope
The eyepiece is in-line with the direction of view. This makes the scope more compact.
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Angled Scope
The eyepeice is at an angle of 45o to the line of sight. This makes it more comfortable when viewing for long periods of time.
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Star Scopes
Designed especially for viewing stars and planets. The range includes reflector and refractor scopes with interchangeable eyepeices. All models come complete with tripod and finder scope.
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Night Vision
Generation one electronic monoculars for use in total and near total darkness. Various accessories available.
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