Nikon 12x50 ProStaff 5 Binoculars (Black)

BH #NI12X50P5 • MFR #7573
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Nikon 12x50 ProStaff 5 Binoculars (Black)
Key Features
  • Lead- and Arsenic-Free Eco-Glass
  • Anti-Reflection Multicoated Optics
  • Nitrogen Filled, Water and Fogproof
  • Closed-Bridge Configuration
Engineered for detailed long-range observation, the black Nikon 12x50 ProStaff 5 Binoculars give users the ability to make positive identification of large game animals, read buoys, or spot obstacles at great distances. Their 12x magnification draws distant objects in for better viewing, while the large 50mm objectives offset the dimming that can occur with high magnification and boost the light-gathering ability to improve views in the early morning and late evening or in foggy and cloudy weather. With the combination of objective lens size, optical coatings, and comfortable eye relief, users can enjoy bright and clear views in most lighting conditions.
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How far out can you see from the shore looking at the ocean?
Asked by: Anonymous
It's really not determined a maximum amount of distance with these binoculars. Basically it's as far as the eye can see however many times closer. This would be a good model to look at the water from a balcony, or on the beach.
Answered by: Alex S.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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Can you use a tripod with these binoculars?
Asked by: Dennis H.
The Prostaff 5 Binoculars have threaded cap that can be removed and allow for a tripod mount to screw to them. I found that the tripod mount I used with mine would not allow the binoculars to adjust close enough together for my eyes( the tripod mount goes in the center) so I could not use a tripod. However there are many different mounts available and you my not have the same issue.
Answered by: Ryan F.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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I can not find a way to remove the plastic Nikon button - can you enlighten me on how to do it?
Asked by: Dennis H.
Please don't even try; it was not intended to be removed on the 12x50 Prostaff5. One would think that at 12x they would have figured that out, but you'll have to get something akin to a Bushnell Universal Tripod Adapter, Model # 19150, which goes for under $20. It works very well and I even use it for some other non-adaptable bins I have.
Answered by: Stanley P.
Date published: 2018-08-28

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How does the image brightness compare to the Kowa sv 12x50.. anyone know.!
Asked by: Anonymous
All I can admit is that I'm unfamiliar with the Kowas; but the 12x50 Prostaff 5s are extraordinary to be sure, in image and an amazing close focus.
Answered by: Stanley P.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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