Canon IS II (12x36) Binocular

Canon IS II (12x36) Binocular

The 12x36 IS incorporates the worlds first active Optical Image Stabilizer design for binoculars, for shake-free viewing and minimal eye fatigue. Featuring water-resistant rubber coating for non-slip holding, these binoculars deliver high magnification, long eye relief and wide-field viewing. The versatile 12x36 IS focuses as closely as 12 feet for maximum flexibility.

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Very good binoculars

Rated 5Posted 222 weeks ago

Image Stabilization (IS) Really Works

Rated 5Posted 245 weeks ago

Canon 12x36 IS II Binoculars

Rated 3Posted 276 weeks ago
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Product MPN
MPN
  • 9332A002
 
Key Features
Max Magnification
  • 12x
Lens Coating
  • Multi-Coated
Zoom
  • Without Zoom
Binoculars Type
  • Binocular
Night Vision
  • Without Night Vision
 
Other Features
Tripod Adapter
  • Without Tripod Adapter
Focus Type
  • Center
Diopter Adjustable
  • With Diopter Adjustable
Waterproof
  • With Waterproof
Near Focusing Distance
  • 19.7 ft
Field of View
  • 287 ft @ 1000 yds
Exit Pupil (mm)
  • 3
 
Dimensions
Height
  • 2.8 in.
Width
  • 5 in.
Depth
  • 6.9 in.
Weight
  • 23.3 oz.
 
Miscellaneous
UPC
  • 082966301209
Product ID
  • 20711644
 
  • Rated 5

    Very good binoculars

    by notoldyet, Aug 17, 2005
    Pros:

    Not too heavy, somehow they stop the shaking effect.

    Cons:

    I don't have any complaints.
    Review: I love to bird watch and these binoculars have been great for me since I just barely got them. I hav... More
  • Rated 5

    Image Stabilization (IS) Really Works

    by us027922, Mar 11, 2005
    Pros:

    Light weight, fairly small, clear optics, IS helps reduce hand shake.

    Cons:

    Cost
    Review: I was a little skeptical about the IS feature on the Binoc but after using it, IS really does work.... More
  • Rated 3

    Canon 12x36 IS II Binoculars

    by hallewell, Aug 05, 2004
    Pros:

    optics, image stabilizer, light weight, softer rubber exterior, long battery life

    Cons:

    no IS timer button, no twisting rubber eyeguards, kidney beaning, eyepiece covers, no objective covers
    The Bottom Line: Try the image stabilizer button before you buy. If in doubt get the 15x50 IS that has a 5 minute IS timer button (but - heavier, harder rubber, smaller fov).
    Review: These binoculars are new this year (2004) and as I understand it , compared to their predecessor, th... More
  • Rated 5

    Wow! IS is truly revolutionary - makes 12x36 practical

    by d_s_weld, May 27, 2002
    Pros:

    Incredibly clear/bright; no jiggle; revolutionary

    Cons:

    a bit expensive; a bit heavy
    The Bottom Line: Buy them immediately! The IS puts them heads beyond any comparble non IS binocs and lets you get the extra detail of 12x without fatigue.
    Review: I was a bit concerned before buying these because most birders recommended max 8x magnification to a... More
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