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didital recording binoculars

To: Michael Hunter <>
Subject: didital recording binoculars
From: Dave Torr <>
Date: Mon, 28 Nov 2011 13:30:57 +1100
Apart from weight and waterproofing (which I agree on) a critical factor is
the ability to still operate as bins even when the battery is flat -
someone felt that these would not do so - not sure if that is true or not?
I agree that an external battery pack would make them easier to manage!

On 28 November 2011 13:24, Michael Hunter <> wrote:

> Joshua Bergmark posted a short review of Sony digital recording bins
> coming your way soon. Very tempting indeed.
>
> Weight  and  Waterproofness are the limiting factors, all else being
> equal. It is about time someone came up with quality bins with high
> megapixel video/still recording built in. Every time I see something
> unusual a great wish to just be able to press a button on the bins comes
> over me. Built-in sound recording as well.  A battery / electronic pack
> over the shoulder would keep the "up front" weight down.
>
>                                           Michael Hunter
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