Canon Image Stabilising Binos: 12x30 Image Stabilising binoculars. For general hand-held use 10 x magnification is about right, because the natural movement of the observer is emphasised by the instrument, and things can get shaky, especially on a windy day.
Greatly improves the quality of observation
A touch heavy; and a bit unattractive; (only matters if you are a poseur)
I wasn't sure about this technology so,lest I was disappointed, I started at the bottom of the range with the 8 X 25.I was not disappointed - the results were remarkable. And they were still small enough to be carried on your belt.Unfortunately, I liked them so much that I coveted a more powerful...
Remarkable
Cheap case
As an experienced brider (bird watcher to some) I've owned some of the world's greastest optics, the type of European "alpha-glass" that top tour leaders wear with pride. I bought the Canon 12x36 almost 6 years ago based mostly on my respect for the Canon L lenses with internal stabilization that I...
We have found these binoculars exactly what we were after for nature watching. The extra cost of having the image stabilisation feature has been worthwhile. These are brilliant, nice and light to carry and simple to use and give enough magnification.
Used these on tour and safari across Namibia. Great binoculars. Would have liked 10x50 but too expensive however what these lack in power they make up for in pure useability. They are so light and compact that they are easy to hold steady in any event but with the IS button they are superb.
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