naked eye, but barely or not quite enough for a fair number of eyeglass wearers. It's better with the 8X25 configuration's Having said that, we can look at the Travelites specifically and see what affects their low-light performance and how to maximize it. strap, although some would like them to. It wouldn't make sense, to our way of thinking, to add the extra plastic to form a bridge between

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periphery of the view with the majority of binoculars, the details tend to soften slowly until you recognize that they're generally The Travelite binocular we tested seemed to have a slight bias toward blues, although it doesn't seem likely that it would be While anti-reflective coatings are significant for the amount of light transmitted to your eyes, they're not the only factor. tough carbon fiber material into its housing for the Travelite binoculars. (With even car makers embracing To compare weights, the 10X25 Travelite weighs 3.4oz (96.4g) less than the polycarbonate Nikon ProStaff ofFor binoculars that are designed for night-sky viewing yet are at a fair budget that doesn't break the bank, the Celestron 7x50 Cometron are suitable for observing the moon, stars, bright deep-sky targets and the planets with very good contrast and clarity. Not the highest quality Nikon (or others) offer. Not the best in low light. But lightweight, easy to focus, and excellent optics. These are the binoculars that go with me, when other heavier models stay at home. When we realized a member of the OpticsReviewer team would be traveling to a number of Tennessee communities,

TRAVELITE EX - Nikon

All Nikon binoculars, like the other Japanese binocular manufacturers tend to focus on technology and value for money, without sacrificing quality and their Travelite Range is no different. A fully multi-coated optic lens makes these ecologically friendly binoculars, the go-to sighting device for short to mid-range viewing experience. Other than the Travellite V Series, Nikon have a vast range of binoculars for virtually any and every application, making it easy to find optics for your own specific needs. noticed by the average user. We mention it only for those who, like us, are interested in those sorts of things! Image contrast through the Nikon Travelite EX 8x25 binoculars seemed a bit better than through the Nikon's Prostaff P7 8x42, with the crater rims better defined. (Image credit: Gemma Lavender)easily into a car's glove box, but be careful of summertime heat. Photographers will value Travelites. Some hunters may find that weight and models are to "enhance ergonomics" on the outside. The optics remain unchanged. One of the external differences Our 10X25 test unit has a decent angular field of view at 5° or 285ft/87m at 1,000yds/m. If we had chosen the Nikon The aperture of these binoculars is too small for serious skywatching (Image credit: Gemma Lavender) BaK4 high index prisms: Extra-high resolution images thanks to these advanced prisms are available on every Nikon compact binocular.