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Field Guide to Binoculars and Scopes [Mīkstie vāki]

  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 152 pages, weight: 197 g
  • Sērija : Field Guides
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Jan-2011
  • Izdevniecība: SPIE Press
  • ISBN-10: 0819486493
  • ISBN-13: 9780819486493
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 152 pages, weight: 197 g
  • Sērija : Field Guides
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Jan-2011
  • Izdevniecība: SPIE Press
  • ISBN-10: 0819486493
  • ISBN-13: 9780819486493
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Modern binoculars and scopes meet a variety of user needs. This Field Guide provides readers with a concise, organised reference that explains the functions and configurations of instruments commonly used by bird watchers, hunters, amateur astronomers, and military and law-enforcement members. This book also addresses the rationale behind instrument design choices, with hardware examples illustrating specific arrangements and features.
Glossary ix
Fundamentals
1(5)
What Are Binoculars and Scopes?
1(1)
How Are These Instruments Used?
2(1)
Basic Optical System Parameters
3(2)
Instrument Size and Weight
5(1)
Pertinent Eye Parameters
6(9)
Structure of the Eye
6(1)
Pupil Size
7(2)
Interpupillary Distance
9(1)
Resolving Power
10(2)
Accommodation
12(1)
Stereoscopic Capability
13(1)
Luminosity and Chromatic Sensitivities
14(1)
Basic Configurations
15(4)
Galilean Systems
15(2)
Keplerian Systems
17(2)
Binoculars
19(10)
Binocular Types---General Considerations
19(1)
Compact Binoculars
20(1)
Mid-Size Binoculars
21(1)
Full-Size Binoculars
22(1)
Giant Mounted Binoculars
23(1)
High-Magnification and Wide-Angle Binoculars
24(1)
Military and Law Enforcement Binoculars
25(2)
Astronomical Binoculars
27(2)
Monoculars and Spotting Scopes
29(3)
Monoculars
29(1)
Spotting Scopes
30(2)
Riflescopes and Weapon Sights
32(3)
Riflescopes
32(2)
Weapon Sights
34(1)
Astronomical Scopes
35(1)
Refracting Form
35(5)
Newtonian, Cassegrain, and Gregorian Forms
36(1)
Schmidt--Cassegrain and Schmidt--Gregorian Forms
37(1)
Maksutov--Cassegrain Form
38(1)
Richest-Field Form
39(1)
Mounts for Astronomical Binoculars and Scopes
40(8)
Light-Duty Mounts
40(1)
Heavy-Duty Mounts
41(2)
Tripod Attributes
43(1)
More about Equatorial Mounts
44(2)
Dobsonian Mounts
46(1)
GOTO Drives
47(1)
Binocular and Scope Performance
48(14)
Stereoscopic Vision through a Binocular
48(1)
Resolving Power with Optics
49(2)
Binocular/Scope Efficiency
51(2)
Handheld-Binocular Efficiency
53(1)
Distortion Effects
54(1)
Limiting Magnitude of a Binocular or Scope
55(2)
Diffraction Effects
57(1)
Obscuration Effects
58(1)
Atmospheric Scatter Effects
59(1)
Atmospheric Seeing Effects (Elevated Path)
60(1)
Atmospheric Seeing (Horizontal Path)
61(1)
Optical System Considerations
62(26)
Focusing for Different Target Locations
62(2)
The Diopter Adjustment
64(1)
Erecting Prisms
65(2)
Prism Refractive-Index Effects
67(2)
Lens Erecting Systems
69(1)
Eyepiece Configurations
70(2)
Selection of Interchangeable Eyepieces
72(2)
The Field Stop
74(1)
Parallax
75(1)
Light Transmission
76(2)
Vignetting
78(1)
Stray Light
79(1)
Light Baffles
80(2)
Reticles
82(1)
Variable-Magnification (Zoom) Systems
83(2)
Image Stabilization Techniques
85(2)
Rangefinding Techniques
87(1)
Mechanical System Considerations
88(15)
Overall Size of a Binocular
88(2)
Weight of a Binocular
90(2)
Ergonomics
92(2)
Environmental Considerations
94(1)
Housing Design
95(1)
Binocular Hinge Mechanisms
96(1)
Binocular Collimation Mechanisms
97(2)
Object Focus Mechanisms
99(1)
Diopter Adjustment Mechanisms
100(1)
Sealing and Purging
101(2)
Photography through Binoculars and Scopes
103(6)
Basic Photography Techniques
103(2)
Interfacing the Camera
105(2)
Integral Cameras
107(2)
Maintenance of Binoculars and Scopes
109(7)
Protection and Cleaning of the Instrument
109(1)
Testing the Instrument
110(1)
Test Setups and Methods
111(3)
Modular Construction
114(2)
Desirable Instrument Attributes
116(9)
General Considerations
116(1)
Attributes for Bird-Watching Binoculars
117(1)
Attributes for Hunting Binoculars
118(1)
Attributes for Military Binoculars
119(1)
Attributes for Astronomical Binoculars
120(1)
Attributes for Spotting Scopes
121(1)
Attributes for Astronomical Refractor Scopes
122(1)
Attributes for Newtonian Scopes
123(1)
Attributes for Catadioptric Scopes
124(1)
Equation Summary 125(3)
Bibliography 128(7)
Index 135