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Collminating binoculars
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<blockquote data-quote="Guest" data-source="post: 14114"><p>Mine are Oberwerk and the adjustments are more like that of traditional binos. I did figure it out.</p><p>The procedure for making the adjustments proved easy in comparison to looking at the two seperate images simultaneusly. The problem is that as soon as you start looking through the eye pieces the human brain starts to merge the two images. You see one image but get a headache. The other problem is that each eye piece has one adjustment screw which adjusts in a diagonal line. You have to get the two lines to intersect.</p><p>What I did was look at one star on a clear night then slowly put my hand in front of one eyepiece. This would distort the image in one side. Since the two images no longer look the same my brain seperates them out to where they really are, then I can make my adjustments. Works like magick. I got my binoculars fixed in about 2 minutes once I discovered this trick. These are 15 x 70 bino's and the images are razor sharp now.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guest, post: 14114"] Mine are Oberwerk and the adjustments are more like that of traditional binos. I did figure it out. The procedure for making the adjustments proved easy in comparison to looking at the two seperate images simultaneusly. The problem is that as soon as you start looking through the eye pieces the human brain starts to merge the two images. You see one image but get a headache. The other problem is that each eye piece has one adjustment screw which adjusts in a diagonal line. You have to get the two lines to intersect. What I did was look at one star on a clear night then slowly put my hand in front of one eyepiece. This would distort the image in one side. Since the two images no longer look the same my brain seperates them out to where they really are, then I can make my adjustments. Works like magick. I got my binoculars fixed in about 2 minutes once I discovered this trick. These are 15 x 70 bino's and the images are razor sharp now. [/QUOTE]
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