Designed as an ideal optic for wide-view astronomical or long-range terrestrial observation, the Pie Matrix 15×70 Falcon F15 Binocular features their proprietary XLT multi-coating system to reduce reflection and increase light transmission through the entire optical system. The porro prism configuration provides a rich depth of view and high-contrast to draw users into an immersive observational experience. The combination of optical coatings, prism, and over-sized 70mm objectives produce high-contrast views that are bright and crisp with accurate color fidelity. Large objectives and long optical tubes make the Falcon fairly heavy with a center of gravity biased forward, so hand-holding it may cause fatigue and noticeable hand-shake therefore it is Tripod adaptable and strongly recommended to use the Binocular with Tripod for best experience. Moon’s Crater observation/Jupiter’s Moons Falcon Binoculars help you observe Moon’s Crater or Jupiter’s Moons because they have a large aperture, so they can gather more light and provide better resolution. Deep Sky Objects: A Falcon Binocular is a great way to see deep-sky objects and celestial bodies. It helps you see these because it has a high magnification power of more than 10X value, meaning you can see things in detail. You can use this binocular to see objects like nebulae and galaxies, which can be very difficult to see with the naked eye. A Falcon Binocular can help you see those details with its high-quality optics and multi-coated lenses. It has an objective lens diameter of 70mm, which lets you get a larger aperture and see farther into the distance than other binoculars on the market. Magnification: 15x Objective Diameter: 70 mm Eyepiece Diameter: 15 mm Exit Pupil: 4.7mm Angle of View: 4.4* Prism: BAK-4 Prism Type: Porro Field of View: 76.69/1000m Lens Coating: FMC Green/Blue Colour: Black Weight: 1300 g Focuser Type: Central Wheel Material: Aluminum In the box: Binocular | Neck Strap | Carrying Case | Objective Lens Caps | Eyepiece Caps | Lens Cloth | Instruction Manual Solar Warning Never look directly at the Sun with the naked eye or with this optic. Permanent and irreversible eye damage may result. Never use your optic to project an image of the Sun onto any surface. Internal heat build-up can damage the optic and any accessories attached to it. Never leave your optic unsupervised. Make sure an adult who is familiar with the correct operating procedures is with your optic at all times, especially when children are present. Recommended Accessories Universal Smartphone Adapter: To capture pictures of Objects seen in the binoculars (Terrestrial objects, Moon and planets) right in your smartphone immediately as you observe it. Binocular Tripod Adapter: Use your binoculars to get a stable and focused image on the tripod. Very important digiscoping.
