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Canon 15x50 IS Binoculars
15 x 50 IS all weather binoculars with Image Stabilizer
Designed for professionals and uncompromising enthusiasts, Canon's IS high-magnification binoculars set new performance standards. With wide 50mm objective lenses and high magnification, these rugged all-weather Canon Image Stabilizer binoculars set a new benchmark for image brightness, clarity and design.
Detailed Specifications
Type
Prism binoculars
Magnification
15x (15x50IS)18x (18x50IS)
Objective Lens
Effective Diameter: 50mmFilter Threads: 58mm (P=0.75)
Real Field of View
15x50IS: 4.5 degrees (Field of View at 1000m: 79m)18x50IS: (Field of View at 1000m: 65m)
Optical Construction
Objective Lens
4 elements in 3 groups (including protective glass. G3 uses UD glass)Eyepiece Lens
7 elements in 5 groupsExit pupil diameter
15x50IS: 3.3mm18x50IS: 2.8mmEye Relief
15mmPrism Type
Porro II prismPupil Distance Adjustment Range
58mm-76mmFocusing and Dioptric correction
Focusing System
Objective Lens (G2-G4) movementFocusing Method
Manual focusing by turning the focusing knobL-R dioptic correction method
Adjustable with the right eyepiece lensL-R dioptric correction range
+-3.0 dioptersClosest Focusing Distance
6m (19.7ft)Dimensions & Weight
152x193x81mm (1180g body only)*All data based on Canon’s Standard Test Method
*Subject to change without notice
**Please note - for a complete list of standard inclusions and optional accessories, contact your nearest Canon dealer. Not all items listed in the specifications come as standard
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15 x 50 IS all weather binoculars with Image Stabilizer
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