In the past 2-3 years I have done a considerable amount of research on binoculars. I have to admit that a great amount of info was obtained through BBR. After purchasing 2 or 3 binoculars based on a lot of your info, I was very pleased with my purchases. BBR then became my go to source for additional purchases which now stand @ around 8 binoculars. So I have mainly you to thank for helping to guide me in this area. I thank you for your honesty & sincerity. Your #1 in my book!! Have a beautiful day!! Illinois, USA
What AI-generated reviews cannot do but many reviewers of binoculars also don't do even though they own optics they talk about is to show optical performance instead of just talking about it. While I fully understand that you cannot truly recreate human vision in terms of color space, 3d effect, nor dynamic range (ability to see bright and dark parts of the scene at once), there are still plenty of things where zoomed-in images and videos of vision produced by binoculars accompanied by a spoken description of thing beyond camera capabilities to show would be very useful especially when compared with footage through other binoculars they competing against, like chromatic aberration, level of center and edge to edge sharpness, low-light performance comparison, etc. The thing is, if you just show binoculars exterior while talking about your subjective experiences, you do not provide that much more information than what can be found in user reviews on youtube and in e-shops like Amazon, hell even my monocular reviews on Amazon are at least nearly always accompanied by the video footage through optics, so customers can at least can see how magnification number translate into vision, and in few of my Amazon reviews can even roughly compare brightness difference between monoculars during the night, as I digiscoped multiple monoculars at the same place during the night. What I am trying to tell is that you need to add additional value by providing video footage from optics showing the same place at the same light conditions for your reviewed optics onward if you really want to differentiate yourself from AI-written reviews which still at least introduce buyers to new products and cover the basics, or user reviews which also provide feedback on long term use, thus covering things like whole night eyestrain during hunting, or wear resistance during normal use, both of which you will hardly compete with as a reviewer of borrowed optics with a limited time, so without providing some extra value over user reviews like providing footage through optics most users are too lazy to do properly, user reviews will on average likely still outrank you in viewership, despite you spend much more time on making your reviews. I wish you luck, optics is a niche subject, and you need to work extra hard to make a return on your already time-consuming job to make it profitable. I may do a buyer's guide for compact monoculars myself as I own quite a few but binoculars are too expensive to cover all price ranges for most without a VERY warm relationship with manufacturers or optics shop owners, and because of this, reviewers depending on good relationships for access will be always looked upon by customers with a healthy level of paranoia, unless you can back up your claims with visual evidence...
Hi - many thanks for the very insightful comment, which I have taken to heart and yes, I do plan on providing information and content (live video and images through the optics) that is impossible for AI generated content to make. Thanks again. All the best.
Hello thanks for your explain What’s the best binoculars for long distance. ??? And why has some binoculars 25x 100. Afew Price in some other. 10x42 or 10x50. Thanks for reply
Hi - you can check out my guide to long range binoculars here: www.bestbinocularsreviews.com/high-powered-long-distance-viewing-binoculars.php - it includes recommendations - hope this helps.
In the past 2-3 years I have done a considerable amount of research on binoculars. I have to admit that a great amount of info was obtained through BBR. After purchasing 2 or 3 binoculars based on a lot of your info, I was very pleased with my purchases. BBR then became my go to source for additional purchases which now stand @ around 8 binoculars. So I have mainly you to thank for helping to guide me in this area. I thank you for your honesty & sincerity. Your #1 in my book!! Have a beautiful day!! Illinois, USA
Hi Larry, many thanks for the comment and the very kind words, it really means a lot. I am glad to have been of help - all the best. Jason
Have fun with it. Compare it with your own views, and thoughts.
What AI-generated reviews cannot do but many reviewers of binoculars also don't do even though they own optics they talk about is to show optical performance instead of just talking about it. While I fully understand that you cannot truly recreate human vision in terms of color space, 3d effect, nor dynamic range (ability to see bright and dark parts of the scene at once), there are still plenty of things where zoomed-in images and videos of vision produced by binoculars accompanied by a spoken description of thing beyond camera capabilities to show would be very useful especially when compared with footage through other binoculars they competing against, like chromatic aberration, level of center and edge to edge sharpness, low-light performance comparison, etc. The thing is, if you just show binoculars exterior while talking about your subjective experiences, you do not provide that much more information than what can be found in user reviews on youtube and in e-shops like Amazon, hell even my monocular reviews on Amazon are at least nearly always accompanied by the video footage through optics, so customers can at least can see how magnification number translate into vision, and in few of my Amazon reviews can even roughly compare brightness difference between monoculars during the night, as I digiscoped multiple monoculars at the same place during the night.
What I am trying to tell is that you need to add additional value by providing video footage from optics showing the same place at the same light conditions for your reviewed optics onward if you really want to differentiate yourself from AI-written reviews which still at least introduce buyers to new products and cover the basics, or user reviews which also provide feedback on long term use, thus covering things like whole night eyestrain during hunting, or wear resistance during normal use, both of which you will hardly compete with as a reviewer of borrowed optics with a limited time, so without providing some extra value over user reviews like providing footage through optics most users are too lazy to do properly, user reviews will on average likely still outrank you in viewership, despite you spend much more time on making your reviews.
I wish you luck, optics is a niche subject, and you need to work extra hard to make a return on your already time-consuming job to make it profitable. I may do a buyer's guide for compact monoculars myself as I own quite a few but binoculars are too expensive to cover all price ranges for most without a VERY warm relationship with manufacturers or optics shop owners, and because of this, reviewers depending on good relationships for access will be always looked upon by customers with a healthy level of paranoia, unless you can back up your claims with visual evidence...
Hi - many thanks for the very insightful comment, which I have taken to heart and yes, I do plan on providing information and content (live video and images through the optics) that is impossible for AI generated content to make. Thanks again. All the best.
Hello thanks for your explain
What’s the best binoculars for long distance. ???
And why has some binoculars 25x 100. Afew Price in some other. 10x42 or 10x50. Thanks for reply
Hi - you can check out my guide to long range binoculars here: www.bestbinocularsreviews.com/high-powered-long-distance-viewing-binoculars.php - it includes recommendations - hope this helps.
It seems you are definitely lost !! Another AI victims !!