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Eyeglass CompatibilityIf you wear eyeglasses, then you should leave them on when using binoculars. You will find many models which are eyeglass friendly. Look for binoculars that are described as having long eye relief. Long eye relief means that the optics direct the focal point further back behind the eyepiece so the eyeglass wearer can see the complete field of view. The amount of eye relief can be found in the model's technical specifications. Eye relief of 12 to 15mm will provide the best results. Non-eyeglass wearers should use the binoculars with their eyecups in the raised position. Some designs have folding rubber eyecups; other designs snap up and down. The recently developed turn-and-lock style of eyecup works well. Try binoculars with various eyecup styles and see which works best for you. Choosing the best birding binoculars will greatly enhance your enjoyment of watching wild birds, even if only at your backyard bird feeders. You will need birding binoculars with eyeglass compatibility if you wear eyeglasses. Click here for more information on choosing binoculars for birding. check out the Backyard Birding swicki at eurekster.com
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