Canon IS (18x50) Binocular

Canon IS (18x50) Binocular

4.20 4.2 (read 5 reviews)
Key Features
18x
Without Zoom
Binocular
Best Value
$1,49900
View
from Beach Camera.com

Available at 8 Stores

Store NameStore RatingShipping InfoYour Price
Beach Camera.com
$1,499.00
BuyDig.com
$1,499.00
Amazon
$1,379.95
OpticsPlanet.com
$1,999.00
cameraworld.com
$1,885.94
WolfCamera.com
$1,885.94
eAngler.com
$1,885.94
BoatersWorld.com
$1,885.94

You can even use the 18x50 IS from within a moving vehicle. The shake free performance not only enhances your ability to view fine detail but also reduces eye strain and fatigue.

Product Feature Chart

Product MPN

D79-0004

Dimensions

3.2 in.
6 in.
7.6 in.
41.6 oz.

Miscellaneous

082966302152
28241025

Other Features

With Tripod Adapter
Center
With Diopter Adjustable
19.7 ft
195 ft @ 1000 yds
2.8

Product Reviews

Average Binocular/ horrible company Jul 23, 2006
3.00 3/5.0
Pros:
Excellent image compared to non IS technology. Average compared to other IS manufacturers.
Cons:
Poor customer service. Expensive.

Wonderful product I ever saw! But... Jan 5, 2006
5.00 5/5.0
Pros:
High power, image stabilizer, 50mm front lenses, outstanding image quality especially in day time
Cons:
Expensive, heavy, large size, dark image when using in the evening, eats battery

Review: Highly recommend this product to astronomical amateurs, wilderness hikers, and landscape tourists.

Powerful with Very Clear Detail Oct 5, 2005
5.00 5/5.0
Pros:
Quality, feel, powerful, and awesome stabilization
Cons:
Expensive, but get what you pay for

What a great binocular Jul 17, 2005
4.00 4/5.0
Pros:
optics are nice, clear and crisp..image stabilizer..weather-proof...
Cons:
uses batteries and pretty fast...could of have a better case instead of a pouch...

Review: I recommend this binocular to anyone because of (image stabilizer, good optics and good quality).

Great binoculars for offshore sailing Dec 9, 2004
4.00 4/5.0
Pros:
Excellent image quality, bright, steady.
Cons:
Pricey. Also, they become rather heavy when using them for extended periods of time.

Canon IS (18x50) Binocular
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