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Celestron Landscout 10x50 specs and field of view

The Landscout 10x50 shows 354 ft, 4th of 40 in its size and well past the 315 ft median, at 27 oz.

Field of view
354 ftat 1,000 yd
Eye relief
12 mm
Close focus
23 ft
Weight
27 oz
Exit pupil
5 mmcalculated

Why pick it

  • 354 ft view, wider than the typical 315 ft
  • 27 oz, lighter than the typical 29.3 oz
  • Takes a tripod adapter
Landscout 10x50: width of view at 1,000 yd, against the median of the 40 10x50 models.
Landscout 10x50: width of view at 1,000 yd, against the median of the 40 10x50 models.

Who the Landscout 10x50 suits

Open ground and wide scenes suit the 6.8 degree view, and the 5 mm exit pupil gives light at dusk. The 27 oz weight sits under the 29.3 oz median.

Just 12 mm of relief is under the 17.4 mm median, the close focus is 23 ft, and the maker lists it as water resistant, not waterproof.

Landscout 10x50 is one choice among many, and the top binoculars compared covers the most popular ones. Landscout 10x50 is one of 40 models in the 10x50 binoculars comparison. Celestron lists it in the under $100 price band, alongside the models in best binoculars under $100.

Landscout 10x50 specifications

Landscout 10x50 figures as Celestron prints them; rows marked * are calculated from the 10x50 size.

Landscout 10x50 specifications
Magnification10x
Objective lens50 mm
Prism typePorro
Field of view354 ft at 1,000 yd (118 m at 1,000 m)
Angular field of view6.8°
Apparent field of view68° *
Eye relief12 mm
Close focus23 ft (7 m)
Eye spacing range56 to 72 mm
Weight27 oz (765 g)
WaterproofingWater Resistant
Tripod adaptableYes
Maker list priceunder $100
Exit pupil5 mm *
Twilight factor22.4 *
Relative brightness25 *

* Calculated from the size, not printed by the maker.

Landscout 10x50 against other 10x50 binoculars

Landscout 10x50 shows 354 ft at 1,000 yd, at or above the 315 ft median of the 40 10x50 models in the chart. At 27 oz it is at or under the 29.3 oz median weight for the size.

10x50 binoculars by field of view at 1,000 yd, widest first, from the makers' figures.

Landscout 10x50 and its nearest rivals

Landscout 10x50 next to the 10x50 models closest to it in maker list price, with the best figure in each column in bold.

ModelField of viewEye reliefClose focusWeightExit pupilMaker list price
Celestron Landscout 10x50 354 ft 12 mm 23 ft 27 oz 5 mm under $100
Celestron UpClose G2 10x50 354 ft 12 mm 23 ft 27 oz 5 mm under $100
Nikon Action EX 10x50 CF 342 ft 17.2 mm 23 ft 36 oz 5 mm
Bushnell PowerView 2 10x50 344 ft 16 mm 25 ft 27.8 oz 5 mm

Other sizes of the Landscout

Celestron makes the Landscout in 4 sizes; a larger front lens adds brightness and weight, and more magnification narrows the view.

ModelSizeField of viewEye reliefClose focusWeightExit pupil
Celestron Landscout 10x50 10x50 354 ft 12 mm 23 ft 27 oz 5 mm
Celestron Landscout 7x35 7x35 483 ft 13 mm 13 ft 22 oz 5 mm
Celestron Landscout 8x40 8x40 429 ft 12 mm 19 ft 24 oz 5 mm
Celestron Landscout 12x50 12x50 289 ft 15 mm 22.9 ft 33.2 oz 4.2 mm

Lists that include the Landscout 10x50

Celestron binoculars

Landscout 10x50 questions

Landscout 10x50: does it work with glasses?

Landscout 10x50 has 12 mm of eye relief, well short of the 16 mm the RSPB advises for people who wear glasses.

Landscout 10x50: what does 10x50 mean?

Landscout 10x50 magnifies 10 times through 50 mm front lenses, which works out to an exit pupil of 5 mm, the width of the beam of light that reaches each eye.

Landscout 10x50: how wide is the view?

Landscout 10x50 shows a view 354 ft wide at 1,000 yd, at or above the 315 ft median of the 40 10x50 models in the chart.

Landscout 10x50: can it go on a tripod?

Landscout 10x50 is tripod adaptable according to Celestron, so it accepts a binocular tripod adapter.