Anyone have suggestions on steadying a pair of 20 x 50mm binoculars without a tripod?
Wednesday, April 7th, 2010 at
4:57 am
I am getting a pair of 20 x 50mm binoculars hoping it would function as both outdoor binoculars for hiking and beginner astronomy. But I've been reading that it could shake a lot without a tripod. So is there a way I can minimize the shaking without taking a tripod or a stabilizing frame with me? Has anyone experimented with holding it with a towel, leaning against a tree, or something like that to minimize the normal quivering? Thanks.
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