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Key Features
- Lens-Shift Image Stabilization
- Field-Flattener Lens System
- Super Spectra Multi-Coated Optics
- Normal and Powered IS Modes
Adapting the IS system from their line of EF lenses, the Canon 12x32 IS Image Stabilized Binoculars employ a lens-shift system using a combination of a vibration gyro-mechanism and microprocessors that detect and counter the appearance of hand-shake by moving the internal lens assembly to make the image appear steady. As a general rule, optics of this magnification and higher are extremely prone to the appearance of visible hand-shake, which interferes with clear and immersive views. Through the use of image stabilization, users can enjoy high-power observations without the distracting shake, or the need for tripods or other support systems normally required to achieve steady images.
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The older Canon IS binoculars have a cheap ...
The older Canon IS binoculars have a cheap coating that tends to degrade and become sticky after only a few years of use. Does this newer model improve on that ?
On the Canon 12x32 IS Image Stabilized Binoculars
BH #CA12X32 • MFR #1373C002 there is a new coating Canon is using. Trying to solve old issues with the past. So far it seems that this will solve the problem but only longevity will decide.
Date published: 2021-11-04
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why should I more for your latest product compared with the 12x36 IS 11 which is more powerful?
The 12x32 and older 12x36 have the same magnification, field of view, and eye relief. The big difference is the close focus, which is significantly improved on the 12x32. The 12x32 is 6.6 feet. The 12x36 IIs is 19.7 feet. I have the 12x36 IIs and it's annoying to find yourself too close to a bird to get a proper focus.
Date published: 2019-06-18