BRAUN Photo Technik Germany – Seit 1915

BRAUN Binocular 16 x 50

BRAUN Binocular 16 x 50 - Main image
$33.22 $51.9 In stock

Category: Ferngläser (Classic)

BRAUN Fernglas mit ULTRALIT®-Glasobjektiv, 16-facher Vegrößerung, einem Objektivdurchmesser von 50 mm und einem Sehfeld von 73m in einer Entfernung von 1000m

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Zoe D. ★★★★★

The 73-meter field of view at a thousand meters makes tracking birds almost effortless, even at 16x. I was worried about shakiness, but the weight of the 50mm objective lenses actually steadies it nicely against a tree or rail.

Thomas D. ★★★★★

Even with the 16x magnification, the image stays impressively steady, and that 73-meter field of view at 1000 meters makes scanning wide areas easy. The ULTRALIT glass brings in plenty of light even in overcast conditions, which surprised me for this power.

Emma ★★★★★

The image through the 16x magnification is so crisp it feels like I can reach out and touch things, and the 73m field of view is wide enough to actually track a bird in flight without losing it. Took it out for a sunrise hike and was genuinely surprised how clear the view stayed even in the dim earl