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Best binoculars 2026: The ultimate buying guide for birdwatching, stargazing and more (opens the original)
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The problem when you're buying a new pair of binoculars is that you need different specs and characteristics for different purposes, and if you don't know exactly what you need, it's easy to buy a pair that's totally wrong for you. Birdwatching requires sharp, chromatic aberration-free optics, while astronomy needs large objective lenses and tripod compatibility — and a general purpose binocular should sit somewhere in the middle. We've rounded up the best options for each usage case, based on o
Fall stargazing 2026: The best skywatching sights in autumn (and how to see them) (opens the original)
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With fall now upon us, many of us will be dusting off our binoculars and telescopes ready for the longer nights this season brings. Earlier sunsets mean more stargazing hours, and we'll start to see the return of some favorite celestial sights and deep-sky objects that we haven’t seen since before spring. Fall is also an excellent time for casual stargazers, with the earlier evenings and cooler temperatures offering a comfortable compromise before we head into those freezing winter nights when w
Swarovski CL Companion compact binocular review (opens the original)
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Companion by name, companion by nature, as the updated Swarovski CL Companion binoculars are a breath of fresh air that appeal to a younger, wider audience and are designed to go anywhere with you. The optics are excellent, as we've come to expect from Swarovski, and the fun new design is sleek and modern, although it seems to divide user opinion somewhat. Compact, lightweight package — easy to hold for long sessions Some users think the updated design looks toyish Expensive considering Swarovsk
Canon RF 20mm f/1.4L VCM review: Wide, bright and built for the dark (opens the original)
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The Canon 20mm f/1.4L VCM is a strong choice for photographers who prioritize low light and wide-angle photography — particularly astrophotographers. Its sharpness and bright f/1.4 aperture make it a very capable option, but if you don't shoot wide or in low light very often, it could be hard to justify the price. Fast f/1.4 aperture takes astrophotography to a new level L-series glass provides excellent image quality Some stretching/warping around the edges Larger and heavier than most primes —
Where to buy last-minute solar eclipse glasses and viewing gear before August 12 (opens the original)
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Even though August 12's solar eclipse won't be much to look at for observers in the U.S., it'll be even less impressive if you can't look at it at all. In order to see the partial phases, you MUST wear a pair of certified solar glasses or solar binoculars to view the sun safely. The American Astronomical Society states, "ISO 12312-2 specifies the properties that a solar viewer should have in order to protect your eyes from injury and provide a comfortable view." With the eclipse fast approaching
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