Nikon - 8x42 Monarch 7 ATB Binoculars - DISCONTINUED.

435-ft. Monarch M7 binoculars deliver an astoundingly wide field of view up to 435-ft. at 1000 yards (8x models). See more details and more of the scene, making it easier to locate your subject when spotting birds and wildlife amid trees and landscapes.

M7 has much more chromatic abberation than the 7 and the images are quite bright that they hurt eyes a little bit for looking at in a long time, mostly in heavy sunny days.

Nikon Monarch Scopes - King of the Nikon Scope Line. Nikon's flagship riflescope series, the Nikon Monarch scope line competes with other premium scopes like the Leupold VX-3 and Zeiss Conquest rifle.

At that price point there were a variety of binoculars price notably less than the Nikon but that offered the same or similar features. Examples of which would be the Bushnell Legend, Zen Ray ED3, Promaster Infinity Elite ED, Atlas Optics Intrepid ED, Zhumell Nova ED, Zeiss Terra ED, Vanguard Endeavor ED etc.....

Viewing Experience: Priced some $200 lower than the Monarch M7, the Monarch M5 offers a similarly comfortable, well-built binocular with excellent optics. The main difference is the M5's substantially narrower field of view, which gives them a sense of tunnel vision and can make it hard to find and follow birds.

435-ft. Incredibly wide field of view. At 1,000 yards, Monarch M7 8x42 binoculars deliver an astoundingly wide 435-ft. field of view.

How Much Magnification Do I Get From the Monarch 3? Speaking of magnification, this scope has it in spades. Zoom ranges from 4X to 16X, letting you get up close and personal with targets no matter what the range. The three C's, crispness, clarity, and contrast, are all top-notch, making the image almost HD quality.

Canon offers cool features, but Nikon is just slightly ahead of it, so full-frame mirrorless cameras from this manufacturer will be the best solution for those who shoot in the dark. Nikon cameras perform slightly better when we talk about sensor performance.

Many consider Canon DSLRs easier to handle, while Nikon takes the lead with mirrorless. It is all about what feels right to you. For most photographers, once they choose their brand, they don't often switch. After all, getting rid of your equipment is not easy after spending so much on it.

The Monarch 20-60x82 ED Fieldscope is Nikon's latest entry into what we think of as the “mid-priced” scope market - scopes that offer a nice combination of reliable, high optical performance but at a price significantly lower than the truly high-end spotting scopes.

Japan MONARCH HG binoculars are made in Japan, feature an innovated exterior and deliver the finest performance among MONARCH models.