Canon 15×50 IS stabilized binoculars

Canon 15×50 IS - Stabilized Binoculars for Astronomy and Nature

Visit Canon 15×50 IS are top-of-the-range binoculars with an electronic image stabilization system, offering clear, stable vision without the need for a tripod. Designed for astronomical observation, they are also ideal for nature, landscape and daytime viewing.

Main features :

• Magnification : 15x
• Lens diameter : 50 mm
• Actual field of view : 4.5° (78.7 m at 1000 m)
• Apparent field of view : 67°
• Image stabilization : ±0.7° via variable-angle prism
• Optical glass : UD (Ultra Low Dispersion) glass for optimum color correction
• Optical treatment : Super Spectra for maximum light transmission
• Eye relief : 15 mm
• Minimum focusing distance : 6 m
• Weight : 1 180 g (without batteries)
• Power supply : 2 AA batteries (approx. 2.5 hours continuous operation)
• Weather resistance : Splash- and dust-resistant design
• Tripod mount : Standard 1/4″ thread

Astronomy performance:

Thanks to their 15x magnification and 50 mm objectives, these binoculars enable detailed observation of the Moon, star clusters, nebulae and bright galaxies. Image stabilization eliminates vibrations, providing a smooth, comfortable viewing experience, even when hand-held.

Versatility for daytime observation:

Canon 15×50 IS lenses are also ideal for wildlife observation, landscapes and sporting events. Their image stabilization allows effective use without a tripod, even at high magnification, delivering clear, detailed images in a variety of conditions.

Comfort and ergonomics :

Designed for extended use, these binoculars feature folding eyecups suitable for spectacle wearers and an easy-to-operate central focusing wheel. Their sturdy construction and non-slip coating ensure a secure, comfortable grip.

Accessories included:

• Padded carrying case
• Neck strap
• 2 AA batteries
• Lens and eyepiece caps

Visit Canon 15×50 IS are the perfect choice for astronomy enthusiasts and nature observers looking for outstanding optical performance and the convenience of built-in image stabilization.