The 10x25 Olympus WPI Binoculars are extremely high quality compact binoculars and feature ... more
a nitrogen filled body for waterproof, fogproof & dirtproof performance. With 10x magnification you can get close to your subject but still retain stability and with their wide field of view you can see much more. Features: Nitrogen-filled body for waterproof/fogproof/dirtproof performance High index BaK-4 prisms for bright, crisp, edge-to-edge images Slim & stylish ergonomic design Fully multi-coated lenses for maximum image brightness and contrast Long eye-relief with twist-up/down eyepieces Large centre-focus knob for fast and easy focusing Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to individual eyesight Comes complete with floatable strap Dimensions: W x H x D (mm): 115 x 111 x 40 Weight: 350g Olympus WPI binoculars come complete with case, neckstrap and protective lens covers.
Advantages: Image adjustments to give great view, waterproof, adjustable eye-relief Disadvantages: fixed magnification, average build and design quality
Binoculars are mainly used by bird watchers as to get a closer look at them. Many people also use binoculars for occasions such as holidays where they travel to destinations of natural beauty. Using a binocular enables them to see the scenic beauty from a better and closer perspective. The Olympus 8X25WPI is labeled professional, but can obviously be used by everyday and ordinary people.
These particular binoculars have an 8x magnification ability. This is simply the power of magnification on the binoculars, the 8x magnification means that the object or area you view through the binoculars is going to appear 8x larger or closer. The 8x magnification also means that this is the maximum and minimum magnification power of the binoculars. You cannot view an object or place with a lesser or higher magnification than 8x. If in ...
yassarikhan786 27.03.2008
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Olympus 8X25 WP I
Advantages: Takes AAA batteries and....er.....er...hmmmm.... takes AAA batteries Disadvantages: Awful screen, not user friendly, feels cheap and nasty, made out of inferior materials etc. etc.
I needed a new digital camera and fast and only having the ability to get to Argos (because of the late night opening times) the camera had to be available from Argos. The other criteria I set included a minimum of 12 mega pixels, face detection, a large screen, powered by AAA batteries and costing no more than £100. With the large number of cameras satisfying my criteria I thought I would have no problems in finding something suitable, it?s just a shame the Argos in Norwich is so poor and seems to have very little stock, so my choice was limited.
Since my first and second choices were out, I only had the option of three other models and the one I decided upon (without doing any research whatsoever) was the OlympusX-42. I had previously owned an Olympus and I was more than happy with it. I knew the Olympus brand and knew ...
yackers1 08.10.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Olympus X-42
