See Also
The article "Choosing Optics" at Bird Watcher's Digest explains terms and features a buyer's guide.
The Audubon Society, a conservation group, has a detailed buyer's guide to binoculars, with information on what to look for, what you can expect to pay and how to use them effectively.
If you need binoculars primarily for bird-watching, Bird Watcher's Digest magazine is an excellent resource. The magazine's optics section covers everything from how to choose binoculars, how they work and how to use them.
BetterViewDesired.com provides a detailed discussion of the pros and cons of compact binoculars.
TheBinocularSite.com has a useful article on what to look for if you'll primarily use binoculars for hunting.
Astronomy.com has more information on how to choose binoculars for astronomy purposes.
Birding.com has a detailed explanation of the exit pupil spec.
Manufacturers' websites are another good source of information about binoculars:
Sightron (hunting)
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