Indicates how many times closer an object appears. Higher magnification is not always better, as it affects image stability and field of view.

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Specifies the size of the front lens and is the main factor for the brightness of the image. Your choice here is a direct compromise between maximum performance in low light and ease of portability. See details in the table!

Sky Observation

It concerns the observation of extremely distant and faintly lit celestial bodies in conditions of complete darkness. Even the slightest instability dramatically affects observation, as the magnification is usually very high.

Bird Watching

Includes observing small or distant targets, often in motion. Observation usually takes place in demanding lighting conditions, such as within dense foliage, at dawn or dusk, where a clear image and accurate colors play a significant role.

Hunting

Observation takes place almost exclusively at dawn and dusk, the times with the weakest lighting. The goal is to spot game that is often camouflaged in its environment, while the equipment must withstand demanding weather conditions and rough use.

Hiking

In these activities, the equipment is carried over long distances and for many hours. Observation takes place in a variety of conditions, from open landscapes to sightseeing spots, where ease of transport is a key concern.

Theater

Observation takes place indoors with low lighting, focusing on a wide stage from a fixed distance. The goal is to bring the action closer without losing the overall, panoramic view of the scene.

Porro

The classic, traditional binocular design, featuring the characteristic wide "Z" shape. This configuration offers a strong sense of depth (3D) in the image and is known for its excellent optical performance relative to its cost.