Bushnell ImageView 11-8313

Pros: Better than anticipated; will open up new worlds of fun.

Cons: Clarity at 20'+; camera lens could be better protected. (Removable A-1 filter, maybe?)

The Bottom Line: For long-distance viewing and photography, these are up to the job for most amateurs and semi-pros. As a pro shutterbug, I'm impressed!

Review: I shoot 150-250 car photos per week for four websites my employer, www.onlynicecars.com, sells their cars on, and they all have to be better than anyone else does. It keeps me busy and all that work has helped me get the technique for taking any photos ...

Pros: Compact, has screw hole to support standard trypod and lots of adjustment features.

Cons: Needs a steady hand to avoid blurry pics & shutter beep not great.

Review: Great for distance pics. I take sky pics including strange cloud formations and this gadget does a great job. You must take care to hold the binoculars steady or you will end up with a blurry pic, because of this I nearly always use my trypod. Also take ...

Pros: Plug and play to download pics into PhotoSuite 5 software (provided) easy.

Cons: Camera depth of field. Needs good lighting for clear pics. Lenses too widely spaced.

The Bottom Line: Higher resolution and better software than the original VGA 11-1025 model but these don't make up for the design issues and limitations of being a combination device. Needs refining.

Review: Thought I would take a chance on this being better than the 10x25 original 11-1025 VGA model. I really haven't messed around with it that much but so far my advice is keep your expectations in line or you will be disappointed. Binoculars - OK but ...

Pros: fits hands well and balanced nicely and a nice case

Cons: Pictures are fussy Lenses can not accommodate a small face. Poor Focus

Review: Folks who gave it 1 star, could it be cause you can’t give less, if they were free they would be over priced.  I got them as a gift and now I don’t know what to do with them short of the trash can. Can't give them to a kid to play ...

Pros: Nice size, nice weight and nice case

Cons: Terrible pictures, eye piece sighting is terrible. Not worth the money at all.

Review: I purchased these binoculars 8x30 with built in digital camera (3.1 mp) Cost was $178.99 This is a great idea to have a built in camera, but what a total waste of money I paid for these binoculars/camera. Pictures are distorted if you make the ...

Pros: Nothing I can think of

Cons: software wont work with Vista, camera FUZZY, hard to see through binoculars with both eyes.

Review: Got this for Christmas.Never quite sure of the point of digital binoculars since most digital cameras have zoom... but anyway. Tried them on our cat about 16' away. EXTREMELY FUZZY picture. Another review said objects had to be about 75' away to be ...