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Canon
Canon 15x50 IS All Weather Binoculars
$1,929.00
15x reach. A steadier handheld view.
The Canon 15x50 IS All Weather binoculars pair high magnification with optical image stabilisation for distant wildlife, landscapes and night-sky observing.
15xMagnification
Study detail at a distance.
A close view of distant subjects, with stabilisation to help manage the hand shake that high magnification makes more visible.
50 mmObjective lenses
Large front lenses gather the light.
The second number is the diameter of each objective lens, rather than the magnification.
79 mField at 1,000 m
Know how much fits in the view.
At a distance of one kilometre, the view spans 79 metres from side to side.
Press to steady the detail.
The vari-angle prism system helps counter hand shake while you observe. It cannot compensate for every movement, particularly severe shaking.
- Press onceIS runs for five minutes; press again to stop.
- Press and holdIS operates while the button is held.
- Rubber coatingA non-slip grip with cushioning against minor knocks.
UD glass and a flatter field.
Clearer towards the edge.
A doublet field flattener reduces field curvature to help keep peripheral detail sharp.
Fewer unwanted reflections.
Super Spectra multicoating helps preserve contrast and colour rendition.
Two AA batteries power the IS.
Alkaline AAApprox. 2.5 hours of continuous stabilisation at 25°C.
Lithium AAApprox. 8 hours of continuous stabilisation at 25°C.
Without batteriesOptical viewing remains available; image stabilisation does not.
Runtime is based on Canon test conditions. Cold reduces battery life: at −10°C, the corresponding figures are about 10 minutes for alkaline and 3.5 hours for lithium AA cells.
Set the eyepieces to your eyes.
01
Bring the views together.
Adjust the eyepiece spacing until the images merge. With glasses, fold the eyecups back; eye relief is 15 mm.
02
Balance left and right.
Focus a distant subject through the left eyepiece, then adjust the right dioptre ring for the same subject.
03
Use the central focus.
Turn the focus wheel for subjects from approximately 6 metres to infinity.
In the box.
Canon 15x50 IS binoculars1
Case1
Strap1
Eyepiece lens caps2
Good to know.
Water-resistant for rain.
The body is water-resistant for rain. Keep it out of the water; it is not for underwater use.
A tripod remains an option.
The built-in socket accepts tripod support for longer viewing sessions. A tripod is not included, and IS may not correct severe movement.
Close subjects need another approach.
The near-focus limit is approximately 6 metres, so these are better suited to observing at a distance.
Keep the battery compartment dry.
Wipe off water before changing batteries. Remove the cells for prolonged storage.
Never point them at the Sun.
Looking at the Sun or a bright light through binoculars can cause loss of vision.
Canon's Australian warranty.
Two-year binocular coverage applies to qualifying purchases from Canon Australia or its authorised Australian supply channels, subject to the warranty terms and your consumer rights.
CoverageFaulty parts, manufacture or workmanship under normal use and service.
ConditionsGrey imports from other sources are excluded. Keep proof of purchase and read the Canon Australia warranty terms.
Claim routeCall Canon on 13 13 83 or use Canon Australia support.
Specifications.
Optics
Magnification
15x
Effective objective diameter
50 mm
Real field of view
4.5°
Apparent field of view
61.0° (ISO 14132-1:2002)
Field at 1,000 m
79 m
Exit pupil
3.3 mm
Relative brightness
10.89
Eye relief
15 mm
Prism type
Porro II
Objective construction
4 elements / 3 groups, including protective glass
Eyepiece construction
7 elements / 5 groups
Optical features
UD glass
Field correction
Doublet field flattener
Coatings
Super Spectra multicoating
Focus and fit
Focusing
Manual central focus; approx. 6 m to infinity
Interpupillary adjustment
58–76 mm
Dioptric correction
±3.0 dioptres
Stabilisation and power
Image stabilisation
Optical, vari-angle prism
Correction angle
±0.7°
Control modes
Hold to operate or press once for 5 minutes
Power source
2 × AA batteries
Continuous runtime at 25°C
Approx. 2.5 h alkaline / 8 h AA lithium, under Canon test conditions
Continuous runtime at −10°C
Approx. 10 min alkaline / 3.5 h AA lithium, under Canon test conditions
Body
Dimensions (W × D × H)
152 × 193 × 81 mm
Weight (excluding batteries)
Approx. 1,200 g
Weather resistance
Water-resistant for rain; no underwater use
Exterior
Rubber-coated
Tripod socket
Provided
Operating environment
−10°C to +45°C; humidity 90%
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15x reach. A steadier handheld view.
The Canon 15x50 IS All Weather binoculars pair high magnification with optical image stabilisation for distant wildlife, landscapes and night-sky observing.
15xMagnification
Study detail at a distance.
A close view of distant subjects, with stabilisation to help manage the hand shake that high magnification makes more visible.
50 mmObjective lenses
Large front lenses gather the light.
The second number is the diameter of each objective lens, rather than the magnification.
79 mField at 1,000 m
Know how much fits in the view.
At a distance of one kilometre, the view spans 79 metres from side to side.
Press to steady the detail.
The vari-angle prism system helps counter hand shake while you observe. It cannot compensate for every movement, particularly severe shaking.
- Press onceIS runs for five minutes; press again to stop.
- Press and holdIS operates while the button is held.
- Rubber coatingA non-slip grip with cushioning against minor knocks.
UD glass and a flatter field.
Less colour fringing.
Ultra-low dispersion glass reduces chromatic aberration around high-contrast detail.
Clearer towards the edge.
A doublet field flattener reduces field curvature to help keep peripheral detail sharp.
Fewer unwanted reflections.
Super Spectra multicoating helps preserve contrast and colour rendition.
Two AA batteries power the IS.
Alkaline AAApprox. 2.5 hours of continuous stabilisation at 25°C.
Lithium AAApprox. 8 hours of continuous stabilisation at 25°C.
Without batteriesOptical viewing remains available; image stabilisation does not.
Runtime is based on Canon test conditions. Cold reduces battery life: at −10°C, the corresponding figures are about 10 minutes for alkaline and 3.5 hours for lithium AA cells.
Set the eyepieces to your eyes.
01
Bring the views together.
Adjust the eyepiece spacing until the images merge. With glasses, fold the eyecups back; eye relief is 15 mm.
02
Balance left and right.
Focus a distant subject through the left eyepiece, then adjust the right dioptre ring for the same subject.
03
Use the central focus.
Turn the focus wheel for subjects from approximately 6 metres to infinity.
In the box.
Canon 15x50 IS binoculars1
Case1
Strap1
Eyepiece lens caps2
Good to know.
Water-resistant for rain.
The body is water-resistant for rain. Keep it out of the water; it is not for underwater use.
A tripod remains an option.
The built-in socket accepts tripod support for longer viewing sessions. A tripod is not included, and IS may not correct severe movement.
Close subjects need another approach.
The near-focus limit is approximately 6 metres, so these are better suited to observing at a distance.
Keep the battery compartment dry.
Wipe off water before changing batteries. Remove the cells for prolonged storage.
Never point them at the Sun.
Looking at the Sun or a bright light through binoculars can cause loss of vision.
Canon's Australian warranty.
Two-year binocular coverage applies to qualifying purchases from Canon Australia or its authorised Australian supply channels, subject to the warranty terms and your consumer rights.
CoverageFaulty parts, manufacture or workmanship under normal use and service.
ConditionsGrey imports from other sources are excluded. Keep proof of purchase and read the Canon Australia warranty terms.
Claim routeCall Canon on 13 13 83 or use Canon Australia support.
Specifications.
Optics
Magnification
15x
Effective objective diameter
50 mm
Real field of view
4.5°
Apparent field of view
61.0° (ISO 14132-1:2002)
Field at 1,000 m
79 m
Exit pupil
3.3 mm
Relative brightness
10.89
Eye relief
15 mm
Prism type
Porro II
Objective construction
4 elements / 3 groups, including protective glass
Eyepiece construction
7 elements / 5 groups
Optical features
UD glass
Field correction
Doublet field flattener
Coatings
Super Spectra multicoating
Focus and fit
Focusing
Manual central focus; approx. 6 m to infinity
Interpupillary adjustment
58–76 mm
Dioptric correction
±3.0 dioptres
Stabilisation and power
Image stabilisation
Optical, vari-angle prism
Correction angle
±0.7°
Control modes
Hold to operate or press once for 5 minutes
Power source
2 × AA batteries
Continuous runtime at 25°C
Approx. 2.5 h alkaline / 8 h AA lithium, under Canon test conditions
Continuous runtime at −10°C
Approx. 10 min alkaline / 3.5 h AA lithium, under Canon test conditions
Body
Dimensions (W × D × H)
152 × 193 × 81 mm
Weight (excluding batteries)
Approx. 1,200 g
Weather resistance
Water-resistant for rain; no underwater use
Exterior
Rubber-coated
Tripod socket
Provided
Operating environment
−10°C to +45°C; humidity 90%
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