How to Focus the Spion Digital Binocular Camera

The Spion binoculars are good options for wildlife viewing and bird-watching.

The Spion digital camera binoculars are a hybrid electronic device that combines the field optics of binoculars with the quick photo ability of a digital camera. This little device is used for long-distance wildlife and bird-watching, allowing you to snap shots of your watched quarry as well as enhance the field of vision. The camera-binoculars focus with the assistance of a focus dial, found in between the optic chambers.

Instructions

1. Remove the lens caps and turn the binocular-camera on. Let the power come up.

2. Hold the eyepieces up to your eyes and pick a target to focus on. Choose a target at least 25 yards from you. Adjust the distance between the two optic chambers until you see a solid circle when looking through the eyepieces.

3. Place your forefinger onto the focus dial and turn it clockwise until the target in your field of view begins to appear crisp and clear.

4. Turn the focus dial counterclockwise should you go too far in the focus to where the target gets fuzzy again.

Tips & Warnings

• Be sure the camera has batteries before you head out to go bird-watching. The unit takes four AAA batteries.

References

• But Everything Shop: Spion Binocular Digital Camera
• Binoculars: Spion 5 Mega Pixel Binocular Digital Camera