Nikon OceanPro 7×50 CF WP Compass

Original price was: $359.20.Current price is: $208.35.

SKU: BAA819WA Category: Tag:

Description

Nikon OceanPro 7×50 CF WP Compass Product description

Binoculars Nikon 7×50 CF WP Compass have a build in compass and distance measuring scale and for these reasons they enrapture every nautic enthusiast. The housing is a water resistant and equipped with a floating belt. Lenses are covered with Nikon multilayer coating to assure sharp, bright and colourful image even in the dusk. Build quality is at the highest level as expected from a Japanese manufacturer like Nikon. Nikon Marine series has been especially developed for nautical use and for users who want to relay on water resistant and superb optical characteristics.  All the binoculars of this series have a Porro prism optical system and are filled with nitrogen to assure the use without any compromise even at really low temperatures or to prevent dewing at the inner side of the lenses. Some of the binoculars of Nikon Marine series are also equipped with build in compass and are especially appropriate for navigational usage. The series is also designed for an easy use with glasses, because of the longer distance between the eye and lenses (eye relief).

General properties

Manufacturer Nikon
Binoculars series Nikon Marine IF WP
Made in
Warranty
SKU BAA819WA

Optical properties

Prism type Porro
Variable magnification No
Magnification. 7.00 x
Lens diameter. 50.00mm
Exit pupil. 7.14mm
Field of view… 126.00 m/1000m
Field of view (deg.). 7.20 °
Apparent field of view (deg.). 47.50 °
Eye relief. 22.70 mm
Close focus. 10.00 m
Twilight Factor 18.71
Relative Brightness 51,02

Physical properties

Lens coating Multicoated
Length. 193.00mm
Width. 202.00mm
Height. 81.00mm
Weight. 1120.00 g
Filled with Nitrogen
Focusing system Central
Min. interpupillary. 72.00mm
Max. interpupillary. 56.00mm
Body type Single hinge
Color Black

Special features

Waterproof Yes
Fogproof Yes
Compass Yes
Built-in rangefinder No
Image stabilizer No
Floatable No