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As you increase the magnification, the field of view almost always decreases. This makes sense as the higher the power, the more “zoomed in” you are and thus as a consequence, you are able to view less of the bigger picture. Softness: Clients with sensitive skin, especially at salons and spas, need a towel that’s soft and plush. A fluffy towel prevents skin irritation and enhances your guest experience. Our 15” x 25” hand towels are soft throughout their life so you can wash them without worry. The Bushnell Compact 7-15X25 Powerview zoom Binocular travelers, nature observers and concert goers listen up: the power view series offers the largest line of Bushnell-quality, affordable binoculars. No matter what your purpose, you'll find a variety of magnifications, styles and sizes, and multi or fully-coated optics for bright, vivid images. Standard-size porro models feature insta-focus for fast and easy focus on moving targets. So even though higher magnifications can, in theory, provide you with more image detail, there can be times when you are not able to take them in because there is too much image shake. Our broad selection of towel colors is also appreciated by businesses that want to add a splash of color to their salon, spa or yoga studio. Choose from bright, neutral or dark colors while browsing our catalog. 15” x 25” Hand Towels at Towel Super Center

Like the magnification, the objective lens diameter makes a big difference to how a binocular performs and as a result which areas it is most suitable for use. While you can't technically use console commands on Xbox to get item, according to some players, including user ZA44 on the Starfield subreddit, you can circumvent this my using the 'play anywhere' feature to add items on a PC, then continue your save with the spawned items on an Xbox. So you have decided that you need a compact binocular, but which configuration (objective lens size and magnification combination) should you get?

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If you will be using your binoculars from an unsteady platform like a vehicle, boat or canoe – this is one of the main reasons why marine binoculars tend to have lower 7x magnifications. Compacts are very versatile and ideal for general use, nature, sporting events, wildlife observation & birding at close to medium ranges: If you are going to be using your binoculars in less than ideal light conditions, at closer or extremely close ranges or need a very steady view.

Whilst both the size and weight of most compacts is substantially less than your standard 8x42 or 10x42 binocular, in most cases the difference between a 21mm or 22mm binocular and a 26mm or 28mm one is not huge. And the image these binoculars produce is worth seeing because the fully coated optics and high-quality BK-7 prism glass produce excellent light transmission and brightness of the image. Whilst not always the case, the minimum focus distance tends to be closer on binoculars with lower magnifications. This is very important to be aware of because your eyes require enough light for you to be able to perceive a bright, high-quality image. Very closely related to the objective lens sizes is the size of the shaft of light exiting ocular lenses that then passes onto your eyes. Known as the exit pupil, it’s size on a Roof or Porro prism binocular is largely determined by dividing the lens diameter by the magnification.