Nikon IF WP 7x50
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Nikon IF WP 7x50
The powerful Nikon IF WP 7×50 binoculars belong to the Marine series and are therefore primarily intended for use in the marine environment. The binoculars feature a watertight design, suitable for immersion up to 2m for 5 minutes. The premium lenses and prisms are equipped with multiple anti-reflective layers to provide maximum sharpness for crisp, clear images. Nikon also kept in mind users with glasses, thus equipping the binoculars with high eyepoint eyepieces for easy observation of the entire field of view. The body of the Nikon IF WP 7x50 is rubberised to provide greater impact resistance and a more comfortable grip.
Key Features Nikon IF WP 7×50
- Nikon binoculars suitable for marine environments
- Waterproof, filled with nitrogen to prevent fogging
- Multiple anti-reflection layers for higher brightness
- Rubberised Nikon design
- High-eyepoint eyepieces
Enlargement:
7×
Lens diameter:
50mm
Angle of field of view:
Real: 7.5°
Apparent: 49.3°
Field of view at 1000m:
131m
Exit pupil diameter:
7.1mm
Relative brightness:
50.4m
Eye relief:
18mm
Shortest focusing distance:
25m
Eyepiece distance adjustment:
56-72mm
Weight:
1170g
Length:
181mm
Width:
203mm
Specifications
Dimensions and weight
Technical specification
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| Manufacturer information |
Nikon Europe B.V., český odštěpný závod, K Radotínu 15, 156 00, Praha 5 - Zbraslav, Česká republika, +420 800 900 980, [email protected] Nikon’s beginnings date back to 1917 in Japan. At first, the company mainly produced lenses - telescopes, binoculars, microscopes and other small, optical equipment. Soon the company expanded its portfolio, producing photographic lenses under the Nikkor brand. In the field of cameras, particularly among professionals, Nikon quickly gained a reputation as a top manufacturer, which continues today. Its cameras were even included in the equipment of American spacecraft. Nikon designed and produced the legendary Nikon SP 1957, regarded by many as the best camera of all time. 
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