Picked up this vintage 70-210mm lens complete with a skylight and variable polarizing filter for just £10. Yes £10 ! . Check out the video below to see the amazing images I took with it. Have quite a collection of vintage lenses building up. Think this has to be a star buy
The Viking Kestrel ED 10×42 binoculars offer excellent performance at a price that may surprise you. See the video below for the full review
Could the Hawke Endurance ED 8×42 binoculars be one of the best sub £300 binoculars on the market ?. See the video below for our opinion.
The Visionary wetland plus 12×32 binoculars are well suited to looking at distant objects. For example ships at sea. But are also better than you would think for bird watching and general use. See the video below for the full review.
Easy to use and compatible with most spotting scopes, the Viking universal smart phone adapter is a low cost solution to your digi-scoping needs. Click on the video for the full review
See the video below for our unbiased opinion on the Celestron Ultima porro 8×42 binoculars.
The Hawke Frontier EDx 8×42 binoculars have been round for a while now. But are they still one of the best choices compared to the current crop. See the video below for our thoughts.
Binocular, spotting scopes , telescopes etc lenses often fog up when bringing them inside from a cold outside temperature. The video below shows the cause and an easy solution.