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How to Choose a Spotting Scope
How to Choose a Spotting Scope
Angled vs. Straight
- Angled spotting scopes are comfortable for extended glassing, especially when viewing uphill, and easier to share between users.
- Straight spotting scopes are more compact, quicker to align with your target, and often preferred for glassing from a vehicle.
Magnification & Lens Size
- Magnification Range: Match magnification to your primary use. Lower magnification (20–30x) is ideal for scanning wide terrain, while higher magnification (40–60x) helps identify fine details at longer distances.
- Objective Lens Diameter: The number after the “x” represents the objective lens diameter (measured in millimeters). Larger objective lenses gather more light, helping produce a brighter, clearer image.
