Canon 10×30 IS II

Specifications:

Objective diameter:  30 mm
Magnification:  10 x
Exit pupil: 3.0 mm
Eye relief (acc. to spec): 14 mm
Usable eye relief (measured from rim of eyecup): 15.5 mm (!)
IPD: 55  – 75 mm
RFOV:  6.0  degrees = 105 m
AFOV (according to spec.):  60 degrees
Minimum focus distance (meassured): 4.35 m
Focus type: CF (direction of rotation from close to infinity: > clockwise)
Degrees of rotation of focus wheel from 4.35 m to infinity (measured): 265 degrees
Range of diopter adjustment (acc. to spec.): +/- 3 dpt*
Excess travel of focus wheel beyond infinity position (estimate): 6 dpt*
Close focus (measured): 4.8 m
Prism system:  Porro II
Waterproof: no
Weight (measured, with eyepiece cover and strap): 662 g
Made in: Japan
*range of diopter adjustment not affected by position of focus wheel

Remarks:

Besides the Canon 8×25 and the new Canon 8×20 (see separate post, https://binocular.ch/canon-8×20-is/) and 10×20 models, the 10×30 IS is the smallest of the image stabilized range of binoculars by Canon. Great image stabilization and very respectable optics for a modest price; the drawbacks are a relatively modest field of view and a binocular body that is neither very sturdy nor water- or dustproof.

Ratings:

Review:

A brief comparison with the newer 10×32 IS here:
Cloudynights, Binoculars forum
https://www.cloudynights.com/topic/586499-canon-launch-3-new-is-binos/?p=8197476
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