Powerful Binoculars with an exclusive Zoom system that allows you to adjust the magnification from 10x to 50x. It’s like having 5 Binoculars in one! With the ease of obtaining different views, from a lower magnification on large objects or maximum zoom for details that cannot be seen with fixed magnification equipment.

Unique with a lever system and fixed sealing that never goes out of calibration. Its exclusive Quasar achromatic optics and Green Coating (FMC) reduce the reflection of Ultraviolet Rays in the atmosphere allowing clearer and brighter images, perfect for astronomical and terrestrial observations.

The central focus roller allows precise focusing and allows refocusing to maintain sharpness at higher magnifications. The body of the binoculars is made of metal with non-slip and waterproof shielding, protecting it from moisture, weather and minor impacts.

The optics, design and details of the Binocular have been manufactured and tested by the same manufacturers of the same commercial brands, but with the quality and durability of Quasar equipment that exceed the expectations of any observer.

HOW FAR CAN I SEE?
The maximum zoom of the Qz50 is 50x, that is, an object located at 1000 meters can be seen at approximately 20 meters. Example: 1000m/50x=20m. This formula can vary depending on the size of the object and the amount of light hitting it.

CAN YOU SEE IT AT NIGHT?
All binoculars are good for seeing at night, as long as enough light reaches the observed object. They can also be used in Astronomy to see the Moon, stars and some planets, that is, if they are visible to the naked eye, with the Binocular you will have a greater approach.

ARE THEY NIGHT VISION?
No son visión nocturna. To see in total darkness, you need infrared light and a camera that converts this light into an image, something similar to security cameras.

DOES THE IMAGE LOSE SHARPNESS AT A HIGHER MAGNIFICATION?
At higher magnification, the light loses clarity and the field of view is reduced, this is normal. Something similar with the lens of a Smartphone, as you activate the maximum zoom the image tends to “pixelate”.