What does near focus mean for binoculars?

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	What does near focus mean for binoculars?

Answer Near focus is simply the distance between the binocular and the nearest object you can focus on. In general, you can focus closer with lower magnification and smaller aperture binoculars.

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Feb 21 2005 10:06 AM

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