Field of View

Binocular Terminology

Looking through a binocular, the widest dimension of circular viewing area that you can see is described as the field of view. It is usually measured in meters. The field of view will decrease as the magnification increases. Field of view is mainly determined by the optical design of the eyepiece.

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