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Waterproof specs so that you can even wash your binoculars
Canon offers true waterproof and anti-fogging binoculars that can be used without worry even in the harshest environment. Never worry while stargazing even during sudden changes in temperature in the mountains or when your binoculars are splashed with seawater when you sail out to sea.
*Cannot be used underwater.
All weather performance for worry-free usage even when you are caught in the sudden rain
These binoculars feature splash-proof construction that keeps water droplets such as morning dew, condensation caused by temperature changes, and raindrops, etc. out of the binoculars. In other words, you can use the binoculars at all weather conditions worry-free.
*Cannot be submerged in water.
Taking care of binoculars
If the binoculars are wet from rain or water droplets, immediately wipe down with a dry soft cloth - even for waterproof binoculars. Store them in a dry and safe place when not in use.
Waterproof Performance and Taking Care of Binoculars
The worst enemy of binoculars are rainwater and seawater, both of which could cause mold and/or electrical problems if the moisture seep through the internal compartments. When using binoculars in situations where there could be water hazards such as heavy rain or splashing seawater, it is advisable to choose Waterproof or All Weather Binoculars.
Lens protection accessories
Canon large diameter binoculars can be fitted with optical filters. Attaching protective filters or UV reduction filters can keep the lenses clean and protect them from scratches. Optional Anti-Fog Eyepiece AE-B1 can be attached to the eyecup to prevent ocular lens fogging.
Waterproof specs can protect the lens from mold
Just as on camera lenses, the worst enemy for binoculars is mold on the lens or prism. Mold reduces the contrast and degrades the delicate optical performance. As waterproof spec binoculars are designed to keep the water out, they can prevent mold growth and hence reducing maintenance during storage.