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Video User Guide / Hints & Tips
| Binocular Basics |
| How to Choose What do the numbers mean? Coming soon... |
| Basic Operation Basic operation of hand-holdable binoculars. Coming soon... |
| Mounting a Binocular on a Tripod Kevin shows how to use an L adapter. |
| Oberwerk Mirror Mount |
| Why a Mirror Mount? A short demonstration of the Oberwerk Mirror Mount. |
| Mirror Mount Setup, Front-Mount Binoculars Setting up the Oberwerk Mirror Mount for a front-mount binocular. |
| Mirror Mount- Bottom-Mount Binoculars Using the Oberwerk Mirror Mount with a bottom-mount binocular. |
| 25/40x100mm Long-Range Observation Binocular |
| Oberwerk 25/40x100 Binocular Setup Set up of the Oberwerk 25/40x100 binocular. |
| Oberwerk 25/40x100 Binocular Basics Basic operation of the Oberwerk 25/40x100 binocular. |
| Oberwerk 7x50mm Finderscope Oberwerk 7x50mm finderscope for the 25/40x100mm binocular. |
| Why so HEAVY???   We look at the components of the Oberwerk Long-Range Observation Binoculars in order to explain why these weigh much more than other 100mm binoculars. |
| BT-100-45 45-Degree 100mm Binocular Telescope |
| Oberwerk BT-100-45 Tripod/Fork Mount Setting up the Oberwerk BT-100-45 tripod and fork mount. |
| Oberwerk BT-100-45 Setup Setting up the Oberwerk BT-100-45 binocular. |
| Technical Support |
| Collimation of smaller binoculars How to align most smaller Oberwerk binoculars. Coming soon... |
| Collimation of 100mm models How to align the Long-Range and BT-Series binoculars. Coming soon... |
| Oberwerk Quality Assurance A demonstration of why our binocular collimation is second to none (aligned to the best average of the mechanical variances that conspire against perfection). Coming soon... |
| Conditional Alignment Myths How to ensure that your binoculars are not "conditionally aligned", but collimated at all IPD's. Coming soon... |
| Fun Stuff |
| Miyauchi BR-141   A quick look at the Miyauchi BR-141. Unfortunately, this is very likely the last BR-141 Miyauchi will ever produce. |
| Nikko/Kuhne 30/60x180mm   A look at the most unique privately-owned binocular in the world- the Nikko/Kuhne 30/60x180mm. |
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