Versatile Binocular

[Diana]

Versatile Binocular takes pictures video clips and is even a web cam...

The eView 8x32 LCD is the latest in high-tech, multipurpose binoculars. Its 32mm multicoated optics provide crisp, bright views at 8x magnification. And molded right in between the twin optical barrels is a 2.1 megapixel digital camera, complete with a 1-7/16" color TFT/LCD flip screen for previewing and reviewing shots. The included 32MB SD card stores 24 high-resolution (1600x1200 pixels) or 128 low-resolution (640x480 pixels) images. (Memory is expandable with optional SD card.) What's more, the eView captures video clips up to 80 seconds in length and can even function as a real-time PC/web cam!

Titana

[Dragon Star]

Now that is awesome!

[Diana]

Yes, I thought they were cool.

[Nokton]

Yes Diana and Dragon, Binos great. The biggest problem with binos
of higher magnification, is shake. Many weird and wonderful supports
been manufactured, and sold, to provide a 'steady view'.
Bought Canon IS 50/15, never regreted the day I did, over the moon
with them, (forgive the pun).
One thing I have found, porro prisms better than roof prisms when
viewing bright objects like the moon.
nokton.

[sunofsky]

there are some china made binos I have seen, but they are not that best one! their quality is not that best, but they are quite cheap in cost though, they are best useful for childrens.

[dmill1220]

Diana,
Just curious, have you tried to take any images of the sky with it, and does it Image in magnification?
Dennis

[dpab]

Celestron has a whole line of them .
Ive never tried them for Astro stuff, but its a idea worth trying.
I know one thing for sure stability in the camera/bino while taking shots is a must.
A friend has a pair and took them to a concert, he had them hanging around his neck as binos would, they let him in.
He took 54 photos.Any photo that had movement was blurred.