Canon 12x32 IS Image Stabilized Binocular


Key Features
- 12x High Magnification Ratio
- Lens Shift Image Stabilization.
- Powered IS Mode with Microcomputer Control Technology.
- Field Flattener Lens.
- Super Spectra Lens Coating.
- Improved Design and Comfortable Grip.
- Powered by 2x AA Batteries
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Featuring a high magnification ratio of 12x, Lens Shift Image Stabilization and a Powered IS function, Canon's 12x32 IS binoculars are perfect for bringing details up close while providing an impressively steady image. Whether you're bringing distant landscapes closer, observing baby birds in a nest or watching actors perform from your balcony seat, they deliver a bright, sharp and easily sustainable view. Thanks to an improved, ergonomic design, the 12x32 IS binoculars are easy to bring and comfortable to use even for extended periods of time. They're the ideal solution when you want to have a pair of versatile, excellent binoculars on hand.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 27.5 oz |
| Dimensions | 5.6" x 6.7" x 3.0" |
binocular specifications
| Magnification | 12x |
| Objective Lens Effective Diameter | 1.3 in |
| Exit Pupil Diameter | 0.1 in |
| Eye Relief | 0.6 in |
| Image Stabilizer | Available (with Powered IS) Shift Method |
| Power Source | 2 x AA Batteries |
| Field of View | Real Field of View: 5.0°<br>Apparent Field of View: 55.3° (Adopted a calculation method based on ISO 14132-1:2002</br> |
| Diopeter Adjustment Range | ± 3.0 Diopters |
- 12x32 IS Binoculars
- Eyepiece cap
- Neck strap
- Case
- Alkaline battery
- Instruction book
- Warranty card
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