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Canon
Canon 10x30 IS II Image Stabilised Binoculars
$910.00
10x detail. A steadier handheld view.
The Canon 10x30 IS II image stabilised binoculars bring distant birds, scenery and sporting action closer in a portable format.
10xmagnification
Bring distant subjects closer.
A useful magnification for birdwatching, travel and spectator sport, paired with optical image stabilisation to help steady the view.
30 mmobjective lenses
Keep the binoculars portable.
The 30 mm front lenses keep this 10x design compact enough to take along when travelling or watching an event.
600 gwithout batteries
Know what you will carry.
The binoculars weigh approximately 600 g before adding the two AA batteries.
105 mfield at 1000 m
See the width of the scene.
At a distance of one kilometre, the field spans 105 metres from side to side.
Hold the button to steady the view.
Canon's optical Image Stabilizer uses vari-angle prisms to counteract hand shake, helping you look at distant detail with less image movement.
- Focus firstTurn the central focusing knob.
- StabilisePress and hold the IS button. Release it to stop.
Severe shaking may exceed the stabiliser's correction. Rapid panning can briefly make the image move irregularly.
Coated optics. A flatter field.
Doublet field flattener
Field-flattener lenses reduce field curvature to improve sharpness towards the edge of the view.
Porro II prisms
The Porro II optical layout works with the coated lenses and field-flattener design. Image stabilisation is provided separately by the vari-angle prism system.
Two AA batteries power the stabiliser.
2 × AAUse alkaline batteries or compatible AA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.
Approx. 9 hoursContinuous stabiliser use at 25°C with alkaline batteries.
Approx. 1 hourContinuous stabiliser use at −10°C with alkaline batteries.
Runtime is based on Canon testing and varies with battery brand and conditions. Ordinary viewing still works without batteries, with image stabilisation unavailable.
Replace both cells together with the same brand. Canon advises against AA lithium batteries. Remove the batteries before extended storage.
Good to know.
Keep them out of rain and spray.
The 10x30 IS II is not waterproof. Its outdoor uses do not make it an all-weather binocular.
Focus starts at approximately 4.2 m.
The focusing range extends from about 4.2 metres to infinity. Subjects closer than that fall outside the focusing range.
Fold back the eyecups for glasses.
Eye relief is 14.5 mm. If you wear glasses, fold back the rubber eyecups as directed in the instructions.
Never look at the Sun.
Looking at the Sun through binoculars can cause loss of vision. Read the Canon 10x30 IS II instructions before use.
In the box.
Canon 10x30 IS II binoculars1
Case1
Strap1
Eyepiece lens caps2
Canon's Australian warranty.
Canon Australia lists two years of manufacturer cover for binoculars purchased through eligible Australian supply channels, subject to its warranty terms.
CoverageFaults in parts, manufacture or workmanship under normal use and service, from the date of purchase.
Eligibility and exclusionsGrey, parallel and direct imports are excluded. Accidental damage, battery leakage and liquid exposure are among the exclusions. Read Canon Australia warranty terms.
Making a claimKeep your proof of purchase. Contact Canon on 13 13 83 or use Canon Australia product support. Packing and freight to Canon may be payable, subject to consumer rights.
Specifications.
Optics
Magnification
10x
Objective diameter
30 mm
Prism type
Porro II
Real field of view
6°
Apparent field of view
55.3° (ISO 14132-1:2002)
Field at 1000 m
105 m
Exit pupil
3 mm
Relative brightness
9 (index)
Eye relief
14.5 mm
Objective construction
2 elements in 1 group
Eyepiece construction
5 elements in 4 groups
Lens coating
Super Spectra
Field flattener
Doublet
Focus and fit
Focusing
Manual, central knob; objective lens movement
Focusing range
Approx. 4.2 m to infinity
Dioptric adjustment
±3.0 dioptres, correction ring
Interpupillary adjustment
55–75 mm
Stabilisation and power
IS system
Vari-angle prism optical compensation
IS correction angle
±1°
IS activation
Hold button to operate
IS indicator
LED
Batteries
2 × AA alkaline or AA Ni-MH
Continuous IS at 25°C
Approx. 9 hours, alkaline batteries
Continuous IS at −10°C
Approx. 1 hour, alkaline batteries
Body and environment
Dimensions (W × H × D)
127 × 150 × 70 mm
Weight
Approx. 600 g, excluding batteries
Waterproofing
Not waterproof; avoid rain and spray
Operating temperature
−10°C to +45°C
Operating humidity
90%
Battery runtimes are approximate continuous stabiliser use with alkaline batteries under Canon test conditions; battery brand and temperature affect results.
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10x detail. A steadier handheld view.
The Canon 10x30 IS II image stabilised binoculars bring distant birds, scenery and sporting action closer in a portable format.
10xmagnification
Bring distant subjects closer.
A useful magnification for birdwatching, travel and spectator sport, paired with optical image stabilisation to help steady the view.
30 mmobjective lenses
Keep the binoculars portable.
The 30 mm front lenses keep this 10x design compact enough to take along when travelling or watching an event.
600 gwithout batteries
Know what you will carry.
The binoculars weigh approximately 600 g before adding the two AA batteries.
105 mfield at 1000 m
See the width of the scene.
At a distance of one kilometre, the field spans 105 metres from side to side.
Hold the button to steady the view.
Canon's optical Image Stabilizer uses vari-angle prisms to counteract hand shake, helping you look at distant detail with less image movement.
- Focus firstTurn the central focusing knob.
- StabilisePress and hold the IS button. Release it to stop.
Severe shaking may exceed the stabiliser's correction. Rapid panning can briefly make the image move irregularly.
Coated optics. A flatter field.
Super Spectra coating
Canon's optical coating reduces internal reflections that cause flare and ghosting, helping preserve contrast.
Doublet field flattener
Field-flattener lenses reduce field curvature to improve sharpness towards the edge of the view.
Porro II prisms
The Porro II optical layout works with the coated lenses and field-flattener design. Image stabilisation is provided separately by the vari-angle prism system.
Two AA batteries power the stabiliser.
2 × AAUse alkaline batteries or compatible AA Ni-MH rechargeable batteries.
Approx. 9 hoursContinuous stabiliser use at 25°C with alkaline batteries.
Approx. 1 hourContinuous stabiliser use at −10°C with alkaline batteries.
Runtime is based on Canon testing and varies with battery brand and conditions. Ordinary viewing still works without batteries, with image stabilisation unavailable.
Replace both cells together with the same brand. Canon advises against AA lithium batteries. Remove the batteries before extended storage.
Good to know.
Keep them out of rain and spray.
The 10x30 IS II is not waterproof. Its outdoor uses do not make it an all-weather binocular.
Focus starts at approximately 4.2 m.
The focusing range extends from about 4.2 metres to infinity. Subjects closer than that fall outside the focusing range.
Fold back the eyecups for glasses.
Eye relief is 14.5 mm. If you wear glasses, fold back the rubber eyecups as directed in the instructions.
Never look at the Sun.
Looking at the Sun through binoculars can cause loss of vision. Read the Canon 10x30 IS II instructions before use.
In the box.
Canon 10x30 IS II binoculars1
Case1
Strap1
Eyepiece lens caps2
Canon's Australian warranty.
Canon Australia lists two years of manufacturer cover for binoculars purchased through eligible Australian supply channels, subject to its warranty terms.
CoverageFaults in parts, manufacture or workmanship under normal use and service, from the date of purchase.
Eligibility and exclusionsGrey, parallel and direct imports are excluded. Accidental damage, battery leakage and liquid exposure are among the exclusions. Read Canon Australia warranty terms.
Making a claimKeep your proof of purchase. Contact Canon on 13 13 83 or use Canon Australia product support. Packing and freight to Canon may be payable, subject to consumer rights.
Specifications.
Optics
Magnification
10x
Objective diameter
30 mm
Prism type
Porro II
Real field of view
6°
Apparent field of view
55.3° (ISO 14132-1:2002)
Field at 1000 m
105 m
Exit pupil
3 mm
Relative brightness
9 (index)
Eye relief
14.5 mm
Objective construction
2 elements in 1 group
Eyepiece construction
5 elements in 4 groups
Lens coating
Super Spectra
Field flattener
Doublet
Focus and fit
Focusing
Manual, central knob; objective lens movement
Focusing range
Approx. 4.2 m to infinity
Dioptric adjustment
±3.0 dioptres, correction ring
Interpupillary adjustment
55–75 mm
Stabilisation and power
IS system
Vari-angle prism optical compensation
IS correction angle
±1°
IS activation
Hold button to operate
IS indicator
LED
Batteries
2 × AA alkaline or AA Ni-MH
Continuous IS at 25°C
Approx. 9 hours, alkaline batteries
Continuous IS at −10°C
Approx. 1 hour, alkaline batteries
Body and environment
Dimensions (W × H × D)
127 × 150 × 70 mm
Weight
Approx. 600 g, excluding batteries
Waterproofing
Not waterproof; avoid rain and spray
Operating temperature
−10°C to +45°C
Operating humidity
90%
Battery runtimes are approximate continuous stabiliser use with alkaline batteries under Canon test conditions; battery brand and temperature affect results.
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