Roof prism binoculars in Celestron’s new Nature DX line provide surprisingly good performance for the price. Celestron has long had a reputation...
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Ask any experienced amateur astronomer about sweeping the Milky Way or viewing larger objects like the Andromeda Galaxy and you’ll often hear the same...
Nikon has upgraded their entry-level ProStaff line of binoculars, with a noticeable improvement in quality. I’m always on the lookout for new binoculars of...
While best known for their line of giant binoculars, Ohio-based Oberwerk (who used to be called BigBinoculars.com) also offers more modest aperture binoculars that...
While 50mm binoculars (reviewed in abundance here at AstroGearToday) are the preferred models for astronomy, buyers are often attracted to the greater aperture of...
Two eyes are always better than one. For years, we’ve espoused the virtues of using binoculars, as an intermediary between naked eye observing and...
Canon’s latest range of image stabilized binoculars uses the same lens-shift system that it uses in its EF lenses. How does this compare to...
Celestron’s Ultima-branded binoculars are back, with a new pair of 10x50s at an entry-level price. Plus: Sharp on-axis images; no ghosting or flares; light...
So you’ve realized the limitations of budget-priced binoculars and want something better that does not break the bank. Does Celestron’s Skymaster Pro 20×80 fit...
Forty years ago, the Canadian amateur astronomer, Lucien Kemble, drew the attention of fellow observers to the asterism in Camelopardalis that now bears his...