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Why is brightness important and how do I determine how bright a   Date: Wednesday 27 April, 2005
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The brighter the image when looking through a binocular or spotting scope the better chance you will have of seeing a sharp and detailed image of objects viewed.

Brightness if affected by:

  • How big the "exit pupil" is of the binocular. (this is an easy thing to determine and is explained below).

  • The types and number of "coatings" applied to the optical system.


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