Binoculars may seem archaic in the era of superzoom cameras, but they're still extremely useful in specific situations, such as observing wildlife. That's why Sony sees a bright future for its line of digital binoculars, which just got a big upgrade, and can even take photos and video.
The DEV-50 is Sony's second-generation digital binoculars, much smaller and lighter than the first generation at just 1.6 pounds and 6.3 inches long. The binocs can zero in on subjects with a 25x zoom that includes continuous autofocus.
Optical image stabilization will help a lot at higher zoom levels, keeping the image steady when you need to pan to track your target. In low-light conditions, the CMOS sensor can boost the brightness of the viewfinder with Hyper Gain mode, letting you see a little better in the dark. Read more…
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