- FMC coating; The fully multi-coated objective lens ensures high transmittance for a brighter and clearer aperture, and providing clear, detailed and high contrast images.
- Wide angle; 26°wide angle binoculars gather more light than our eyes, so it works better in observing the moon, constellations, Milky Way etc.
- The long depth of field design; it almost seems as if you are standing on a very high mountain in absolute darkness; from the recent focus distance to infinity; no need to twist the eyepiece frame to focus and operation portable
- With a magnification of 2.1 times, you can observe not just the main stars in a constellation, but many you have probably never even seen before.
- Finely crafted; fine workmanship; exquisite appearance; easy to carry; the objective lens has a standard 2-inch filter thread; which works better with a light-astronomical astronomical filter
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Arrived quickly, high quality binoculars
My SV407 binoculars arrived earlier than expected. They look and feel like a quality instrument. Viewing conditions in the U.K. are poor at the moment but I will be taking them to the Mediterranean and hope to enjoy dark skies from the deck of a ship.
See The Constellations!
I always wanted to actually "see" the constellations. I have telescopes and binoculars but they offer too much magnification. In my light-polluted city, I can barely make out the outlines of constellations and some I don't see at at all; I only know what they look like from diagrams. With these low-magnification binoculars, I could finally see the trapezoid that is the constellation Lyra, and the Teapot was excellent. I could see the handle and the spout. I could just fit in the Big Dipper. Larger constellations like Scorpius and Cygnus need some panning but I could see extra stars that I don't usually see naked eye. The binoculars have the capability to accept 2" filters so I ordered two UHC filters for light pollution. They make the sky darker and the constellations a little easier to see but I could see fine without them as well. They are under a pound and have a nice sturdy case in which to keep them. I am glad I invested in these as part of my arsenal for night sky viewing!
| Model | SV407 |
| Magnification | 2.1x |
| Lens Diameter | 42mm |
| Eye Relief | 9mm |
| Exit Pupil | 19mm |
| Field Angle | 26° |
| Inter Pupillary Distance | 55 - 76mm |
| Apparent Visual Magnitude | 9.88 |
| Size of Thread | M48*0.75 |
| Lens Coatings | Fully Multi-Coated |
- 1. 9mm Eye Relief, comfortable observing, even with glasses
- 2. 26-Degree Super wide field of view - observe entire constellations
- 3. 42mm aperture and 2.1x magnification
- 4. like a pair of glasses that you can observe the star fields through
- 5. Standard 2-inch filter thread design. Cooperate with filter to use, the effect is better
- 6.With IPX6 waterproof, the binoculars adapt to most humid outdoor environment and let you enjoy the wonderful sky in the complex outdoor environment.
- 7.It works better with a pair of filters when observing the sky, the threads are M42*0.75 for connecting with 2” filter, for a better observation experience.