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These Skymaster binoculars are versatile in that they can be used for astronomy as well as for long distance surveillance her on earth.
The really large 70mm objective lenses are able to collect a lot of light and thus play an important part in producing a bright, good quality image. This in combination with fully multi-coated optics and the 4.6mm exit pupil means that you are still able to perceive a bright image in low light conditions.
Not only are these binoculars tripod adaptable, but they come with an adapter making it really easy for you to achieve a rock steady view which is certainly highly recommended for this high magnification. For such a high magnification, the 17mm of eye relief is impressive. This will please those who use eyeglasses as you should be able to view the full image whilst keeping your glasses on. The centrally located focus wheel is easy to reach and turn and the diopter dial with a large adjustment range makes certain that you can set up these binoculars to perfectly match your particular eyesight for pin sharp views.
Award winning SkyMaster series by Celestron offers one of the best binoculars for astronomical and terrestrial viewing. Extreme power and large objective lenses offer incredible view-through with extreme detail in the most challenging light conditions. With SkyMaster binoculars, you are able to observe stars, planets, comets, galaxies and more. The smallest in the series with SkyMaster 8x56 configuration received the Space.com's 2014 Editor's award for being the best medium astronomy binocular and SkyMaster 25x100 as the best astronomy binoculars. There are also two zoom version available to be able to change magnifications without moving the position. The binoculars have Porro prism system with multi-coatings on glass surfaces (except DX models which are fully multi-coated) and are splash-proof and enclosed in rubber armoring for protection.
The SkyMaster binoculars are one of the most powerful binoculars on the market offering models with 15x, 20x and 25x magnifications combined with large objective lenses, from 56mm to 100mm. This configuration allows you to use them in poorest lighting conditions in the wildlife and for astronomy applications. Two of the models also offer variable magnifications, so you can get finer details without moving the position. They are made out of aluminum housing enclosed in rubber armouring for maximal protection against impacts and abrasions. The rubber armoring is also rugged to prevent any sudden slips. The pocket sized binoculars have a roof prism design to make them more compact and light, and bigger models have a Porro prism system to make them brighter. The binoculars are splash-proof, tightly sealed to not get damaged when using them in the damp areas.
SkyMasters are equipped with high-quality BaK-4 prisms for better light transmission and multi-coated lenses to help not only with brightness, but also to enhance the contrast and colors. This also helps to prevent the chromatic aberration, glaring and internal reflections. The smallest pocket sized models are fully-multi coated to help provide better images since they are using less bright roof prism system. All the models offer central focusing mechanism with grippy wheel that allows you to make quick adjustments with the help of right-eye diopter. Eyecups are foldable, but offer very generous eye-relief, and you can make it perfect even for eyeglass wearers.
SkyMaster binoculars comes in case for storage and protection and binocular strap. They are also equipped with objective lens covers and eyecups covers to protect the lenses, but are not included in smaller roof prism models.
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Zoom, Low-light, long range binoculars |
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SkyMaster 25-125x80 |
Zoom, Low-light, long range binoculars |
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Celestron gives Limited Lifetime Warranty for SkyMaster Binoculars. The company repairs or replaces damaged products, without charge. However, it doesn’t include No Fault Policy – doesn’t cover damages due to mishandling, misuse, neglect or accidental damage. Product exteriors - armoring and lenses are fully covered for 5 years against defects, not scratches or blemishes. Accessories such as lens covers, neckstraps and cases are fully covered for 2 years. Loss of the product or accessories is not covered. Collimation and optical alignment issues must be claimed within 30 days of purchase. You can claim the warranty with receipt as a proof of purchase.
You can learn more about our own warranty policy on the following link: https://www.optics-trade.eu/en/warranty-policy.html
No matter what happens to your binoculars, we will be here to help you.
Binoculars series | Celestron Skymaster |
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Made in | China |
In production since | - |
Warranty | 2 years |
Type of prism | Porro |
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Variable magnification | No |
Magnification. | $15.00 |
Diopter adjustment | -4 / +4 |
Lens size diameter. | $70.00 |
Exit pupil. | $5.15 |
Field of view - FOV... | $87.85 |
Field of view (angular). | $4.94 |
Eye relief distance. | $19.32 |
Closest focusing distance. | $16.79 |
Twilight Factor | 32.4 |
Light transmittance | - |
Relative Brightness | 21.16 |
Lens coatings | Fully Multicoated |
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Length. | $310.32 |
Width. | $249.41 |
Height. | $97.05 |
Weight. | $1,904.70 |
Working temperature range | - |
Filled with | Nitrogen |
Focusing system | Central |
Diopter setting location | Right eye-piece |
Minimal interpupillary distance. | $56.00 |
Maximal interpupillary distance. | $72.00 |
Type of Body | Single hinge |
Water proof | Yes |
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Fogproof | Yes |
Built-in Compass | No |
Built in Range finder | No |
Image stabilization (IS) | No |
Able to float | No |
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