Digital Imaging Binoculars
May 16th, 2012
Can some digital Binoculars…?
…amplify light in every wavelengths so that it can produce an image that is very clear even though the diameter of the objective is small. I specified in every wavelength because i know Night Vision Binoculars do enhance light but seems to do it just is green so it gives crappy images. Therefore, I want to know if some binoculars can intensify light and still give a real color image.
thank you
The color information gets lost in the amplification process. The green color of the output is from the phosphor screen used to display the image. To display a color image they’d need to use three separate image amplifiers and combine the outputs, or develop a new type of image amplifier. Doing it in color would decrease the light sensitivity somewhat, though, which goes against the primary purpose of night-vision optics.
Binocatch DB001 Binocular digital Camera (1.3 MP) review:
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Binocular Eye Cups
May 16th, 2012
Question about Binoculars and eye relief?
I wear eyeglasses and I am still pretty near-sighted. I would like to buy a monocular so that I can see my city bus so that I can flag it down. I’ve been doing some research and have discovered that since I wear glasses, I’d need an eye relief of at least 14, but wouldn’t that NOT make a difference since you normally roll down the rubber eye cup anyway??
Hi Coco -
You’re in an interesting position and one that I’ve found myself in from time to time, too. Like you, I chose a monocular as the lightweight, compact solution and I’ll admit I’m pretty happy every time I use it to save steps like reading a shop’s hours that are posted in its window from across the street, checking a street sign from a block or two away, or seeing my bus a comfortable distance away. 
Originally, I bought a very compact 7X18 monocular with a current price of about US$30. It’s good in that its prisms made of BaK-4 glass (important for details), but its lenses are not fully multi-coated, so it’s not nearly as bright as it could be and the resolution, clarity, and contrast are not what they could be if one wants to really be able to see details at a distance. Of course, it’s details you want if you’re going to be able to read which bus is coming!
Since then, I’ve purchased a Vortex Solo 8X36 and, although it’s not nearly as small as the 7X18, it has both BaK-4 prisms and is fully multi-coated. The 36mm objective makes it even easier to read at a distance and the image is much, much brighter than the 7X18, which makes it easier to see details and read. You can read a review of the Solo monocular here: http://www.opticsreviewer.com/vortex-solo-monocular.html Also, I’ve found that the Solo may be a bit more flexible on focusing – that is to say that it’s not finicky about being focused just so in order to get a decent view. You could likely get away with a 25mm objective and the overall size of the monocular would be smaller than my 8X36, but then your brightness (which affects resolution, clarity, and contrast) would not be as great.
With respect to the eye relief, the Solo monoculars have twist-up/twist-down eyecups, which won’t break down with age, and from 14.5 to 18mm of eye relief, which will be just fine to use with most eyeglasses. It seems likely that they’d fill your needs nicely in that regard.
It sounds like you’ve already done some research – I really like this page for understanding what’s important and what’s not for my optical priorities: http://www.opticsreviewer.com/how-to-buy-binoculars.html
Since most of us don’t use optical terms everyday, the glossary on that site is a real help, too: http://www.opticsreviewer.com/binocular-glossary.html
Well, Coco, it looks like I went overboard here – you really were only asking about the eye relief as I look back up at your question. Here I went on about what I’ve found to be good and helpful! Will you forgive me?!? I’ve found the better monocular to be so valuable, though….
I wish you the very best, my friend, and trust that you’ll be in good shape soon when your bus approaches!
Jess
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Seal Binoculars
May 13th, 2012
my crazy dreams?
im going to make a list and if anyone can tell me what anything means i’d great appreciate it..
i dreamt all in the same night:
..trying to save kittens from monkeys cuz they were eating them while i was trying to escape from a dark bedroom..
tossing my pet frog to an alligator in the ocean so it would eat him before it ate me..
a dead swollen human arm landed on shore..
looking at seals and dolphins through Binoculars…
my boyfriend made a huge mess making waffles and i was mad cuz he made a mess and didnt even make any for me..
going up and down in an elevator in an unknown school and than taking a test and being trapped in school cuz of a natural disaster happening outside…
whales and sharks…
One set of interpretations, about as scattered as the images presented:
“Kittens” = love, intimacy, tenderness, “monkeys” = stupid or gross humanoid aggressiveness.
“Tossing pet frog to the alligator” is sadness; the “dead human arm” is your own guilt symbol for tossing Froggy.
“Binoculars” = perspective, willing to understand.
“Looking at seals and dolphins” = looking at Christ-symbols in the sea of human emotions.
“Bf being self-ish” = no love for you (your dreaming conscious, which is your waking subconscious, dramatically opines), and “messy” = anti-Mother.
“Elevator” reflects changing scenes in your dreamscape (i.e., kittens, monkeys, frog, aliigator, seals and dolphins, waffles).
“Unknown school” = no dream awareness of having been in a School of Light (“Watch Your Dreams,” Colton, and “The Masters and Their Retreats,” Mark Prophet, provide good insight into these).
“Test” = mental-emotional response and learning re your dream and School experience; being “trapped” in school due to natural disaster = dream consciousness necessary for processing information which emotions (in everyday world kittens, monkeys, etc.) are “disasterous,” i.e., like Shakespeare’s “unusual weather” symbols.
“Whales” = mother symbol; “sharks” = false or misleading information and/or teachings.
In sum, your inner childlike love, caring, etc. is as your kittens, your dark bedroom is as your cradle or place of origin, and the monkeys are like childish greed, lust, envy, jealousy, which would seek to devour your inner child, turn it into a selfish childish disaster.
While your parents champion your inner child, and heal your childishness, as you mature, you learn to do the same. Looking at Christ-symbols is a good clue. It is likely you are being given inner telepathic helps from Angels. Asking God to heal, teach, guide, and guard you while your body rests, is good, as exercising your ability to ask and receive permits more intercession.
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