When the light fades, at sunset or under the stars, you want a viewfinder that still shows enough detail. The Bushnell Legend 10×50 magnifies ten times and has 50 mm lenses. The exit pupil of 5 mm ensures a clear image in the twilight. This version is black.
He is with our viewers for star gazing and dusk. In the sky, a 10×50 lets you see the Milky Way, open star clusters, and the craters of the moon, and with a little searching, the Andromeda Nebula as a faint smudge. During the day, you use it for birds and wildlife at a greater distance.
A viewer with 50 mm lenses is heavier than one with 42 mm lenses. If you come from the cold into a warm house, let the lens first warm up in its bag; then the lenses will cover less of the surface.
A straps that run across both shoulders takes the weight off your neck. With a little more magnification, there is The Legend 12×50 with roof prism.









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