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| I want to buy astronomical 10x50 binoculars under $125 to observe sky,planets and stars. Which is the better binoculars; nikon,bushnell, or celestron for sky observation? If u have any other brand better than these, you can tell me that one also. Which one have more eye protection? Please help me! |
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| For light gathering capability a better ratio is 7x50 you can see nebulae, star clusters and star fields at that level of magnification and with a little practice can get a steady image. 10x50 are usable but for planetary observation the binoculars you need must have powerful magnification. Those type of binoculars with 80 or 100mm objectives need tripod support. I believe a pair of 7x50's and a starter telescope would be a better choice. Buy the binoculars first if you are on a budget. Many good quality cheap binoculars are currently available originating from East Germany. I purchased a pair of 7x50's from the link below and was very satisfied. My 'only' connection with them is as a satisfied customer. |
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