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Sakura binoculars?

starman100 · 2005-03-21 20:49:49

I want to get a decent pair of binoculars for a bit of stargazing plus some other stuff (all above board!!) and I can get a pair of Sakura 10-50 x 50 binoculars for a good price. Anyone know anything about this make? Apparently Japanese, no "ruby coated lenses" you would get from the Chinese, should be ok for low light…

21-03-2005 8:49pm

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starman100

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I want to get a decent pair of binoculars for a bit of stargazing plus some other stuff (all above board!!) and I can get a pair of Sakura 10-50 x 50 binoculars for a good price.

Anyone know anything about this make? Apparently Japanese, no "ruby coated lenses" you would get from the Chinese, should be ok for low light situations.

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#2 22-03-2005 5:35pm

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Never heard of them myself. Coated optics on binoculars are more for daytime viewing for less reflective glare and all that, so don't make the coating a factor in your decision, as you will use them for stargazing mostly I'd say, which will be at night..

Seanie.

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