Esa Genang

Recently I bought a pair of binoculars called Kronos EWA (Extra Wide Angle) 6x30 from Newcon Optik . It has 12° field of view (219m @ 1000m), 6x magnification, 30mm diameter, and made in Russia. When I ordered the bino, they said that it was the last piece left in their stock. I guess I'm very lucky to have this bino. Previously, I've owned 4x30 Xtra Wide from Bushnell , 8x42 APO Binoculars from William Optics , and my old binocular that I bought 24 years ago: Hansa 12x50. My Impression of the Bino I'm not an expert of optics, for technical details please refer to Holger Merlitz website. I only could tell you about what can I see through the bino. I bought this bino mainly because of its huge field of view, about 11 ° field of view. As far as I know it was one of the widest field of view of binoculars available on the market that day, second only to Bushnell 4x30 Xtra Wide with 17 degree fov. My main target is small constellations and asterism, and large and bright