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Interpupillary distance is the distance between the
eyepieces of a binocular. Easy adjustment will ensure
that your binoculars are giving you the view you
want. To adjust interpupillary distance, follow these
simple steps:
1.
Hold binoculars in the normal viewing position.
2.
Grasp each barrel firmly.
3.
Gently move the barrels closer together or farther
apart until you see a single circular field.
4.
When your view appears as a single circle, the
interpupillary distance is correct. Note the settings
for easy adjustment in the future.
INTERPUPILLARY DISTANCE
CENTRAL AND DIOPTER FOCUS
USING YOUR
ZHUMELL BINOCULARS
To get the most from your Zhumell binocular, take
some time to acquaint yourself with its features
and settings. Customizing each setting for you and
your eyes will lead to the most satisfying experience
possible with your new optical equipment.
1.
Start by setting the diopter ring (for most models,
it will be located on the right eyepiece) to zero ( - ),
then select a distant object to view.
2.
Cover the right objective lens with your hand or a
lens cap and rotate the center focus wheel until
the image in the left eyepiece becomes sharp.
3.
Cover the left objective lens and rotate the diopter
ring on the right eyepiece until the image in the
right eyepiece becomes sharp.
4.
Now, with both lenses exposed, the image should
be perfectly clear. Make minor tweaks if necessary,
and remember these settings for the future.
Your Zhumell binoculars have both a main focus
and a diopter focus, which allows for greater
control over your view. To bring your binoculars
into focus, follow these steps:
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