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Also known as theater binoculars, are low power discrete and compact binoculars, usually used at performance events. For opera glasses, magnification (power) below 5x is usually desired in order to minimize image shake and maintain a large enough field of view. A magnification of 3x is normally recommended. When used at a musical, the opera, the ballet, rock concert, theater, or circus, a good pair opera glass or pocket-sized compact theater binoculars can provide a front row view.
See also
• Binoculars
• Monocular
• Telescopes
• Spotting scope
• double Porro prism
• tripods
• Camera
Lens
• Nikon
8x42 Monarch ATB
• Zhumell
7x50 Marine with Compass and Reticle
• Zhumell
Bring em Near Pirate Spyglass 25x30
• Swarovski
10x42 EL Binoculars
• Binocular
Cases
• Enjoy the View - Use a Binocular
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