Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 11:30 Uhr Seite 13. OLYMPUS [ Binoculars ] DESIGNED FOR PERFECTION



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Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 11:30 Uhr Seite 13 OLYMPUS [ Binoculars ] DESIGNED FOR PERFECTION

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:34 Uhr Seite 2 [ Perfection rests on competence ] As technology leader for optical precision equipment and a world-renowned brand, OLYMPUS has to be your first choice when it comes to binocular technology: WORLD MARKET LEADER Present in the market since 1919, OLYMPUS leads the world in opto-digital technologies not only in the camera sector, but also in the field of medical science. We set decisive standards and this helps you to sell OLYMPUS brand binoculars. EXWP I Series Prestigeous Design Award OUTSTANDING DESIGN Again and again, OLYMPUS treads remarkable new paths in product design, winning numerous awards that reflect this high standard. OLYMPUS binoculars are distinguished by their modern and ergonomic design something that will also convince your customers! COMPACT RANGE From specialised binoculars for professional applications to ultra-lightweight everyday companions OLYMPUS always has the right binoculars to suit each and every one of your customers. ATTRACTIVE MARGINS Binoculars are always in season no matter what the time of year. What's more, our products guarantee you attractive margins. This makes your business all the more worthwhile. GUARANTEED QUALITY OLYMPUS guarantees you and your customers outstanding quality. High-grade optical materials and components provide decades of pleasure using your binoculars which is why we give users a 25-year guarantee in Europe.

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:34 Uhr Seite 3 [ Superior optics is what counts ] HIGH-GRADE OPTICAL COMPONENTS The key criterion for excellent sharpness, contrast and light intensity is the quality of the prisms and lenses. OLYMPUS lenses are a world-renowned trademark and synonymous with optical precision. Multi-coated lenses Most of the OLYMPUS binoculars use multi-coated lenses which prevent light and sharpness loss caused by reflections. BaK-4 prisms and lenses Precisely ground prisms and lenses made of brightness-enhancing barium crown glass (BaK-4) ensure clarity and brightness to the very edge of the field of view. OLYMPUS offers an extensive range of high-quality binoculars with BaK-4. Aspherical lenses Precisely tooled aspherical lens elements prevent distortion and guarantee plasticity, sharp contours and bright pictures. Aspherical lens technology is used in numerous OLYMPUS binoculars. UV Protection All OLYMPUS binoculars provide protection against harmful UV rays as they use special coatings or lenses.

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:34 Uhr Seite 4 [ Professional ] Porro-Prism Binoculars EXPS I Series AMBITIOUS NATURE ENTHUSIASTS AND GLOBETROTTERS 12x50 EXPS I 12x magnification 192 (w) x 163 (h) x 62 (d) mm 910 g Bright optics for low-light observation 42 EXPS I magnification 7 (w) x 130 (h) x 57 (d) mm 785 g 42 EXPS I 7 (w) x 130 (h) x 57 (d) mm 780 g High performance nature binoculars with professional features and excellent optics ideal for bird and nature watching, astronomy, spectator sports High index BaK-4 porro prisms for bright, crisp edge-to-edge images Fully multi-coated lenses for maximum image brightness and contrast Long eye-relief with twist-up/down eyepieces Multi-coated glass lenses Non-slip rubberized coating and grips for a sure hold New ergonomic, contoured design UV coating for care-free viewing Brightness for low-light observation and stargazing (42 EXPS I) Large, centre-focus knob for fast and easy focusing Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to individual s eyesight Large centre-focus knob

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:34 Uhr Seite 5 [ Professional Waterproof ] * * ** EXWP I Series WATER AND EXTREME ENTHUSIASTS Roof-Prism Binoculars *only WP I Series **only EXWP I Series 42 EXWP I magnification 129 (w) x 145 (h) x 53 (d) mm 660 g 42 EXWP I 129 (w) x 145 (h) x 53 (d) mm 650 g WP I Series 25 WP I magnification 115 (w) x 111 (h) x 44 (d) mm 345 g 25 WP I 115 (w) x 111 (h) x 44 (d) mm 340 g Superior optics and performance under extreme conditions ideal for water sports, climbing, spectator sports, hiking Nitrogen-filled body for waterproof/fogproof/dirtproof performance High index BaK-4 prisms for bright, crisp, edge-to-edge images Slim & stylish ergonomic design Waterproof Fully multi-coated lenses for maximum image brightness and contrast Phase & UV coating* Long eye-relief with twist-up/down eyepieces Large centre-focus knob for fast and easy focusing Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to individual s eyesight 25 WP I and 25 WP I come complete with floatable strap Floatable strap *only for EXWP I Series

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:34 Uhr Seite 6 [ Standard ] DPS I Series NATURE ENTHUSIASTS Porro-Prism Binoculars 8-16x40 ZOOM DPS I 8-16x magnification 2 (w) x 152 (h) x 58 (d) mm 790 g 50 DPS I magnification 191 (w) x 178 (h) x 63 (d) mm 855 g 40 DPS I 2 (w) x 139 (h) x 58 (d) mm 710 g 7x35 DPS I 7x magnification 0 (w) x 119 (h) x 58 (d) mm 650 g Affordable optical power in classic nature binocular style ideal for nature and bird watching 65 WIDE Durable, high-quality finish with sure-grip rubber coating UV ray protection for worry-free viewing Wide-angle field of view for fast-moving subjects (except for 8-16x40 ZOOM DPS I) Aspherical lens elements for minimal distortion (except for 8-16x40 ZOOM DPS I) Anti-reflective lens coating for better image brightness, contrast and quality Large centre-focus knob for fast and easy focusing Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to individual s eyesight 50 conventional 30% wider view WIDE

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:34 Uhr Seite 7 [ Urban ] * ZOOM PC I Series Porro-Prism Binoculars SIGHTSEEING AND SPECTATOR SPORTS FANS *only PC I Series 10-30x25 ZOOM PC I 10-30x magnification 114 (w) x 111 (h) x 48 (d) mm 315 g 8-16x25 ZOOM PC I 8-16x magnification 114 (w) x 111 (h) x 48 (d) mm 315 g PC I Series High-performance binoculars featuring world-class optics in a compact, stylish design ideal for sightseeing, travelling, sports events Compact, lightweight design for hassle-free portability Contemporary design is sleek and stylish 12x25 PC I 12x magnification 114 (w) x 98 (h) x 48 (d) mm 280 g Multi-coated lens for maximum image brightness and contrast Non-zoom models feature long eye-relief All models feature twist-up/down eyepieces UV ray protection for care-free viewing Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to individual eyesight Convenient centre-focus knob for easy and accurate focusing 25 PC I magnification 114 (w) x 98 (h) x 48 (d) mm 280 g 16x 30x 25 PC I 114 (w) x 98 (h) x 48 (d) mm 280 g up to 30x magnification

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:34 Uhr Seite 8 [ Slim ] RC I Series DESIGN AND FUN ORIENTED SPECTATORS Roof-Prism Binoculars 21 RC I magnification 105 (w) x 92 (h) x 40 (d) mm 195 g Holiday on Ice - Stage Holding 21 RC I 105 (w) x 92 (h) x 40 (d) mm 195 g Ultra compact all-rounder that fits in every pocket ideal for events, concerts, travelling, spectator sports Foldable, ultra-compact and stylish High index BaK-4 prisms for bright, crisp images Multi-coated lenses for maximum brightness and contrast UV ray protection for care-free viewing Convenient centre-focus knob for easy focusing Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to individual eyesight Credit card size At only 9x6.5 cm (folded) the smallest binoculars in its class

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:34 Uhr Seite 9 [ Pocket ] DPC I Series HIKERS AND ROAMERS Porro-Prism Binoculars 21 DPC I magnification 107 (w) x 82 (h) x 41 (d) mm 170 g 21 DPC I (Silver) 107 (w) x 82 (h) x 41 (d) mm 170 g 21 DPC I (Steel blue) 107 (w) x 82 (h) x 41 (d) mm 170 g Affordable and portable all-purpose binoculars ideal for roaming, hiking, sightseeing, travelling Stylish contemporary design Anti-reflective lens coating reduces glare UV ray protection for care-free viewing Convenient centre-focus knob for easy, accurate focusing Built-in dioptric correction adjusts to individual eyesight Feather-light and compact At only 170 g the lightest binoculars in its class

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:35 Uhr Seite 10 ZOOM PC I / PC I Series [ Slim ] RC I Series DESIGN AND FUN ORIENTED SPECTATORS [ Pocket ] DPC I Series HIKERS AND ROAMERS [ More benefits ] Excellent optical performance plus user-friendly features: EYE-RELIEF AND ADJUSTABLE EYEPIECES Long eye-relief allows people who wear glasses to see the full image even with their glasses on. Adjustable eyepieces can be twisted up and down to further enhance comfortable viewing. Twist-up/down eyepieces: EXWP I, EXPS I, WP I, PC I & Zoom PC I, RC I DIOPTER ADJUSTMENT All OLYMPUS binoculars have a central focusing knob, plus a separate diopter adjustment mechanism on one eyepiece. This individual eyepiece adjustment permits users to compensate for vision differences between their eyes and will produce in-focus images for each eye. HIGH VALUE ALL-IN-ONE STANDARD PACKAGE All OLYMPUS binoculars come complete with case, neckstrap and protective lens covers. POS SUPPORT High value display stand made of plexi glass for small sized binoculars. OLYMPUS [ Binoculars ] EXWP I Series Prestigeous Design Award [ Professional ] EXPS I Series AMBITIOUS NATURE ENTHUSIASTS DESIGNED FOR PERFECTION Guaranteed Quality [ Professional Waterproof ] EXWP I / WP I Series WATER AND EXTREME ENTHUSIASTS [ Standard ] DPS I Series [ Urban ] Counter mat featuring the most popular binoculars. NATURE ENTHUSIASTS SIGHTSEEING AND SPECTATOR SPORTS FANS *contact OLYMPUS sales staff

Salesfolder GB_12 01.04.2004 10:35 Uhr Seite 11 [ The A to Z of binoculars ] ANGLE OF VIEW/FIELD OF VIEW The angle of view is measured in degrees and reflects how wide an area you will be able to see with the binoculars. It is also referred to as the field of view, and can be expressed as the width of the viewing area in metres when viewed from a distance of 1000 metres. A wider field of view makes it easier to observe sports events, wildlife and other moving subjects. With the 25 PC I for instance, the field of view is 105 metres at 1000 metres. But with the 7x35 DPS I it is 162 metres at the same distance. 100 m Apparent Angle of View 1000 m Real Angle of View OBJECTIVE LENS DIAMETER The size of the objective (front) lens is given in millimetres and is an important measure of binocular performance. While larger lenses generally offer greater light-gathering power for a brighter view and better image detail, they do add to the size and weight of the binoculars. MAGNIFICATION Magnification refers to the apparent enlargement of the object being viewed. If you are viewing an object 1000 metres away, it will appear as if the object is only 100 metres away. MAGNIFICATION DIAMETER OF OBJECTIVE LENS 10 X 42 EXPS I MULTI COATED FIELD 5.5 ANGLE OF VIEW 7x 12x ZOOM OLYMPUS offers binoculars with a zoom function that ranges from 8 16x to 10 30x magnification. 16x 30x PRISMS The prisms in the high-performance binoculars are coated to preserve brightness and image detail. They are ground from BaK-4, a type of optical glass that refracts very little light for great image clarity. Two different types of prism are employed. Porro-prism binoculars feature an off-set barrel design. The wide space of their objective lenses enhances perspective to produce superb three dimensional images. A roof-prism system reduces the amount of space needed by directing light through a smaller area, which also makes the binoculars lighter and more compact. Roof-Prism Binoculars: EXWP I, WP I, RC I Porro-Prism Binoculars: EXPS I, DPS I, ZOOM PC I, PC I, DPC I Roof-Prism Binoculars Porro-Prism Binoculars EXIT PUPIL SIZE Exit pupil size refers to the diameter of the image that emerges from the eyepiece. The larger the image, the greater your ability to see in low-light situations. Exit pupil size can be determined by dividing the diameter of the objective lens by the magnification. This gives you the size of the exit pupil in millimetres. An exit pupil size of 2 or 3 millimetres is sufficient for viewing subjects in bright light, but if low-light performance is an issue, look for a binocular with an exit pupil size of 5-7 millimetres. In case of 42 binoculars: 42/8 = 5.3 exit pupil = 5.3 mm Pupils dilate to approx. 7 mm in low light. Exit pupil size of 5-7 mm provides clearer view.

#0 Salesfolder GB 14.04.2004 9:44 Uhr Seite 12 [ Recommendation For Use/ Specifications ] Type Magnification Objective Lens Diameter (mm) Exit Pupil Diameter (mm) Real Angle of View Apparent Angle of View Field of View at 1000 m (m) Relative Brightness Eye Relief (mm) Adjustable Eyepieces 12x ø50 ø4.2 4.6 55.2 80 ø42 ø4.2 5.5 55.0 96 ø42 ø5.3 6.5 52.0 114 28 ø42 ø4.2 6.0 60.0 105 15 ø42 ø5.3 6.3 50.4 110 28 ø2.5 5.0 50.0 87 6.3 16 ø3.1 5.5 44.0 96 9.8 ø50 ø5.0 6.5 65.0 114 25 12 ø40 ø5.0 8.2 65.6 143 25 12 Diopter Adjustment Range (mm) Eye Interval Adjustment Range (mm) Near Focus Distance (m) Weight (g) Width (mm) Height (mm) Depth (mm) 6 910 192 163 62 4 785 7 130 57 60-70 4 780 7 130 57 3 660 129 145 53 Over ± 2m -1 3 650 129 145 53 3 345 115 111 44 58-72 3 340 115 111 44 6 855 191 178 63 60-70 4 710 2 139 58 Lens Configuration 8 elements in 6 groups 7 elements in 5 groups 9 elements in 6 groups 7 elements in 5 groups 8 elements in 6 groups 7 elements in 5 groups 5 elements in 3 groups Article No. EAN-Code 0797 0795 0793 0819 0799 0674 0604 N1240482 N1240382 005033213383-9 005033213385-3 005033213384-6 005033213382-2 005033213381-5 005033213745-5 005033213742-4 005033214086-8 005033214083-7 Type Magnification Objective Lens Diameter (mm) Exit Pupil Diameter (mm) Real Angle of View Apparent Angle of View Field of View at 1000 m (m) Relative Brightness Eye Relief (mm) Adjustable Eyepieces 7x ø35 ø5.0 9.3 65.1 162 25 12 8-16x ø40 ø5.0-ø2.5 5.0-3.4 40.0-54.4 87-59 25-6.3 10-12 12x ø2.1 4.5 54.0 79 4.3 16 ø2.5 5.2 52.0 91 6.3 15 ø3.1 6.0 48.0 105 9.8 16.5 10-30x ø2.5-ø0.8 3.2-1.9 32.0-57.0 56-33 6.3-0.7 15-8 8-16x ø3.1-ø1.6 4.5-2.9 36.0-46.4 79-51 9.8-2.4 15-12 ø21 ø2.1 5.0 50.0 87 4.4 11 ø21 ø2.6 6.2 49.6 108 6.9 11 ø21 ø2.1 5.0 50 87 4.4 11 ø21 ø2.6 6.4 51.2 112 6.9 11 Diopter Adjustment Range (mm) Eye Interval Adjustment Range (mm) Near Focus Distance (m) Weight (g) Width (mm) Height (mm) Depth (mm) Lens Configuration Over ± 2m -1 3 650 0 119 58 5 elements in 3 groups 60-70 Over ± 1m -1 10 790 2 152 58 6 elements in 4 groups 3.5 280 114 98 48 8 elements in 6 groups 58-70 2.5 2.5 280 280 114 114 98 98 48 48 7 elements in 5 groups 5 315 114 111 48 9 elements in 6 groups Over ± 2m -1 5 315 114 111 48 6 elements in 4 groups 2.5 195 105 92 40 37-70 2.2 195 105 92 40 6 elements in 4 groups 2.5 170 107 82 41 60-70 6 elements in 4 groups 2.2 170 107 82 41 Article No. N1240282 N1240582 0963 0949 0909 017147 017146 0735 0731 017064 017214 EAN-Code 005033214080-6 005033214089-9 005033213413-3 005033213412-6 005033213411-9 005033213415-7 005033213414-0 005033213738-7 005033213734-9 005033213417-1 005033213416-4 OLYMPUS EUROPA GMBH www.olympus-europa.com