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from Seoul, Korea on 9/2/2009
Comments about Canon Canon 18 x 50 IS, Weather Resistant Porro Prism Image Stabilized Binocular with 3.7 Degree Angle of View, U.S.A.:
I shoppedd carefully for several months and decided on IS binoculars as I had many uses in mind. I was more than satisfied when I used these on the Bullet Train and was able to view mountain top features with nearly no wobble or shake. They really do work. The views in low light applications are also impressive and even under low artificial light I can make out facial features at over 1000 yards.
[1 of 5 customers found this review helpful]
from Macon, GA on 1/21/2008
Comments about Canon Canon 18 x 50 IS, Weather Resistant Porro Prism Image Stabilized Binocular with 3.7 Degree Angle of View, U.S.A.:
Canon at its best
[7 of 7 customers found this review helpful]
from Fresno, California on 2/5/2007
Comments about Canon Canon 18 x 50 IS, Weather Resistant Porro Prism Image Stabilized Binocular with 3.7 Degree Angle of View, U.S.A.:
The Canon 18x50 IS, which I originally bought to provide a portable solution for astronomy, since their purchase have also proven to be an equally portable substitute for a lower-powered spotting scope, wonderful for driving around a nature preserve, and viewing wildfowl and the like. The image stabilization REALLY works, either while viewing the heavens from a chaise lounge, or across a mudflat picking out shorebirds. They aren't light, but can readily be carried with just a neckstrap. They aren't cheap, but they are versatile enough to make them probably my best ever purchase[...]