2022.03.17

PENTAX JUPITER:

An easy-viewing, large-aperture porro-prism binocular series

PENTAX JUPITER:
An easy-viewing, large-aperture porro-prism binocular series,
assuring casual, clear observation in a wide range of applications,
with a choice of four cost-effective models

PENTAX JUPITER 8x40PENTAX JUPITER 8x40

PENTAX JUPITER 10x50PENTAX JUPITER 10x50



PENTAX JUPITER 12x50PENTAX JUPITER 12x50

PENTAX JUPITER 16x50PENTAX JUPITER 16x50

TOKYO, March 17, 2022-RICOH IMAGING COMPANY, LTD. is pleased to announce the launch of the PENTAX JUPITER series of porro-prism binoculars. With a choice of four models, this new series features large-aperture objective lenses to assure a bright, clear field of vision.

With the incorporation of large-aperture objective lenses for improved light-gathering power, the new series has been developed to provide a bright, clear field of vision for casual, effortless viewing in a variety of applications, even for first-time binoculars users. The series also provides a choice of four cost-effective models with four different magnifications, providing users with the choice of the model best suited for their specific applications.

Main features of the PENTAX JUPITAR 8x40, 10x50, 12x50 and 16x50

1. Large-aperture objective lenses for bright, clear viewing

The four JUPITER-series models incorporate large objective lenses with an aperture of more than 40 millimeters to provide superb light-gathering power. Even in poor lighting conditions -- such as when viewing at dusk, indoors or at night sporting events -- they assure a sharp, high-contrast image of the subject. With a choice of the magnification ranging from 8x to 16x, users can find the model that best suits their intended applications, including astronomical observation.

2. Bright, clear field of vision

Because the optical element has been treated with a multi-coating process to minimize unwanted reflection of light, the JUPITER series delivers a well-defined subject image, free of flare and ghost images.

3. Other features

  • ① Functional exterior design to optimize the ease of use, including easy access to the focus ring and a comfortable hold of the binocular body
  • ② Exterior rubber coating to assure a firm hold of the body and prevent accidental slippage
  • ③ Optional TP-3 tripod adapter (currently available) for installation on a tripod

Specifications

Features\Models JUPITER 8x40 JUPITER 10x50 JUPITER 12x50 JUPITER 16x50
Magnification 10× 12× 16×
Objective lens diameter 40mm 50mm 50mm 50mm
Real field of view 8.2° 6.5° 5.6° 3.5°
Field of view at 1000m
Field of view at 1000 yards
143m
429ft.
114m
342ft.
98m
294ft.
61m
183ft.
Exit pupil 5.0mm 5.0mm 4.2mm 3.1mm
Eye relief 13mm 13mm 11mm 13mm
Relative brightness 25.0 25.0 17.6 9.6
Minimum Focusing Distance 6m 9m 9m 10.3m
Dimension Height: mm (in.) 132mm
(5.2in.)
167mm
(6.6in.)
162mm
(6.4in.)
167mm
(6.6in.)
Width: mm (in.) 188mm
(7.4in.)
199mm
(7.8in.)
199mm
(7.8in.)
199mm
(7.8in.)
Depth: mm (in.) 58mm
(2.3in.)
66mm
(2.6in.)
66mm
(2.6in.)
66mm
(2.6in.)
Weight: g (oz.) 735g (25.9oz.) 870g (30.7oz.) 860g (30.3oz.) 885g (31.2oz.)
Accessories Case, Neck Strap, Eyepiece lens cap, Objective lens cap

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