Table Of Contents - Canon 10 x 30 IS Manual

Table of Contents

Overview2
How to Use the Binoculars3
What Types of Binoculars Are There?4
Prism Binoculars4
Porro Prisms4
Roof Prisms4
Why Are the Images Magnified?5
Create a Telescope Using Two Camera Lenses5
What Is Magnification?6
Why Is the Image Easier to See When Enlarged?7
Image Quality and Resolving Power7
Real Field of View8
Apparent Field of View8
Field of View at 1.000 Meters8
Field of View and Image Circle9
Exit Pupil10
Available Aperture of the Objective Lens10
Twilight Coefficient11
Brightness and Lens Reflection11
Do You See Only One Image or Two?12
Is the Image Sharp Enough?12
Comatic Aberration13
Chromatic Aberration13
Discoloration13
Is the Entire Image Clear?14
Is the Image Distorted?14
Contrast15
Curvature of the Field15
Distortion15
What Makes Canon's IS Series so Unique?16
Lightweight and Water Resistant19
Various Types and Characteristics of Image Stabilization Technology20
Vari-Angle Prism Type20
Gyro Type20
Mechanical Type20
Index21