Celestron VistaPix 8x30 SD

Celestron VistaPix 8x30 SD
alaAverage 2.5

2 reviews

May, 2013

We have collected and analyzed 2 user reviews from international sources. Users rate it 50/100. The average review date is Sep 18, 2003. We have compared these reviews to 16362 reviews from other Binoculars. Last update: May 24, 2013.

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**NOT** a birding binocular or a birding camera

 

**NOT** a birding binocular or a birding camera

As a birder who has owned quality optics (i.e., Bausch & Lomb Elite, Swarovski, Kowa, and Leica), in my opinion the Celestron VistaPix pales in comparison. It feels and performs more like a toy than a quality binocular - which is not too surprising...

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Nice binoculars with the added bonus of a camera

 

Nice binoculars with the added bonus of a camera

First off, these are a quality pair of binoculars. They fold up nice and small and fit into the included nylon pouch along with the USB cable and neck strap. They swing open to adjust for interpupilary distance, and then are focused using the barrel...

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Product Specifications

No ordinary binoculars, the 8x30 SD VistaPix lets you take digital pictures of what you see, then download them into your computer. The 8x30 SD VistaPix represents the latest in outdoor optical technology, combining high-quality compact binoculars with a state-of-the-art digital camera. It's so easy and fun to use. You simply aim and focus the binocular, then press a button, and the digital camera automatically records the image into its internal memory. Once you download and save your images to your personal computer (Windows) via the supplied USB cable, you can edit them using the included Photo Manager software and store, print, or email them to friends and family. Cool! The 8x30 SD VistaPix is perfect for all kinds of activities including sightseeing, sporting events, family outings, concerts, hiking, and birding to name a few.
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