What is the near focus distance?
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You can be near, I mean near and close with these binocs, and probably only these, with a focus probability.
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nobody mention the focal distance? I think that's the most important difference....
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If you're asking what the nearest object it can focus on is, that's 14 ft (4.6 m).
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You have to be really close to what you're taking a picture of. Like 1cm away if not less.
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Each of the focal lengths for the 4 lenses are listed below:1.5x Lens: 19.7 inches2.0x Lens: 9.8 inches2.5x Lens: 6.6 inches3.0x Lens: 4.9 inchesPlease note that the focal length does not mean that you must hold the magnifier that far away from the object. It just means that's about the distance where the magnifier has its highest magnifying power.
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Sharper by a discernible amount. Lighter! Faster focusing. 70-300 maintains a significant advantage in close focusing though. I have both lenses. If you want to shoot bugs and flowers, 70-300 is the way to go. Birds, sports, the moon, 75-300.
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The closest focusing distance for this lens is 30 cm. The closest focusing distance for the Canon EF 180mm f/3.5 Macro is 48 cm. Both lenses allow longer distances, to infinity. It's the closest distance that gives you the macro capability. You refer to a 160mm lens. I don't think Canon makes a lens with that focal length. Perhaps you mean the 180mm macro.
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Focus wise it can be as close as less than 6 feet for my eyes (I think it depends on viewer's eyesight). However, the real problem is the images from two eyes don't over lap very well when the object is this close. If you want to observe something that close, Pentax Papilio is designed for that purpose and has very good reputation.
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It is a focus limiter switch. It refers to the minimum distance from which the lens/camera will search for focus. For instance, if you are trying to focus on a distant object, but have nearer objects (such as vegetation) in the way, setting the switch to 1.6m tells the system not to focus on anything closer than 1.6m. Also, if you know your subject is going to me more than 1.6 meters away, moving the switch to 1.6 reduces the distance range over which the lens hunts for focus. The minimum focus distance is actually 0.9 meters, not 0.09 meters.
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Under my experience, 6 degree lens by 25 ft. distance and the result is small than 4 ft. diameter.So 15 ft. away means "Impossible".
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You can focus to within eight inches away of your subject. But remember that this is a wide angle, 24mm equivalent lens, so even at a close up distance, you will get more into your frame than you would with a longer lens. You must also be aware of potential wide-angle distortion.
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Focal distance is pretty good. It is a bit fuzzy at point blank range but from about 1/2" to say 3' or 4' I could clearly see what I was looking at. I stuck it down my drain to check the condition of the pipe and look for blockages and I could see from the camera tip to fairly far down the pipe. The light was bright enough for me to see clearly in dark areas around the camera tip.
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you have focal/focus point,which is what it says.depth of focus is what you can use for average focal/focus. too little makes it hard to stay in focus,too much is all blur.
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The company claims:19 feet(6.3 yards)Minimum Focus DistanceIt works for me at 10 yards
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Up to 8 feet away and then you have a focus lever on the camera that you can adjust for clarity.
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This lenses is meant for distance - I believe min is 12'. If you're looking for everyday photos in the home or close distance you don't need this lens. This lens is great for landscape, wildlife etc...
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Fixed focus, does not zoom, approx. 2.5' diameter spot at 20'. never timed it's battery life because I've never used it more than about 30 minutes