Nikon Aculon A211
Binoculars are commonly associated with bird watching. This is because binoculars allow an object (birds) that are easily spooked and therefore require a safe distance in order to be observed and admired. The benefit of using binoculars, as well, is that typically quality binoculars offer a brighter and more vibrant image than even our own eyes offer. It adds a level of wonder and magic to the experience that cannot be captured by the human eye. But what other, less common uses, can binoculars be used for? There are some fun uses for binoculars like starting fires. Yes, if in a sticky situation (like an unexpected overnight in the woods) binoculars can be used as a fire starter. Though this should not be done for a non-emergency situation, the binoculars can actually be dismantled and the lenses can be used as a magnifying glass. As long as there is a natural light source (the sun) to magnify the light on kindling, a pair of binoculars can be used to start a fire. Another usage for binoculars is that they can be used as a signal mirror. Once again, this should only be utilized when in an emergency situation (as once again they need to be dismantled which would ruin the binoculars for future use and more than likely void the warranty on them). When dismantled there are mirrors within the binoculars that can be used to reflect light and potentially get the attention of a passing plane. The lenses can also act as a reflective surface in a darker material is used behind the lens as well.
This article is a single product review that focuses on the Nikon Aculon A211. Nikon is a popular brand in sightseeing and photography technology. We are taking a look at the popular line of Nikon binoculars. We looked the features offered by the Aculon, as well as the materials used to make the product and its construction to get a better idea of its quality and reliability. Finally, we looked at consumer reviews to find out what a wide range of consumers thought about it, from amateurs to professionals. This is our comprehensive review of the Aculon A211. We hope that this article helps you with your next binocular purchase.
- The image offered by these binoculars is very clear
- The zoom feature of this product is easy to adjust
- The reputation of the company of these binculars is very goodÂ
- The zoom features of this product is also very good
- They are not waterproof which can cause some concern for some consumersÂ
- Some found that there was some minor color fringing
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Both lead and arsenic free Eco-glass (better on the environment and the person using them)
Coated lenses which means a clearer and brighter image
BaK4 Porro prisms for brighter images even in darker environments
Aspherical eye-pieces which means protection on the product, as well as the individual using them
Rubber exterior for protection, comfort and impact reduction
Fingertip zoom control that is easy to use for all hand sizes
Turn-and-slide eyecups
Four additional protective accessories included to extend the longevity of the binoculars