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Canon 12x36 IS stabilized binoculars maintenance video (1 Viewer)

Thank you for video.

Bad fungus.

I am surprised the binocular is not more expensive.

What about collimation?

Regards,
B.
 
I just found the video independently. What a fascinating exploration and clean of the innards.

Is there a way to collimate Canon binoculars as a repair of the 10x30 IS model seemed to repeat the process here of disassembly followed by reassembly?
 
Thank you for video.

Bad fungus.

I am surprised the binocular is not more expensive.

What about

Thank you for video.

Bad fungus.

I am surprised the binocular is not more expensive.

What about collimation?

Regards,
B.
In this case, was not necessary to collimate. The parts fits perfectly in places. I did not see any way to regulate the lens. If you disassemble and assemble, and the image is wrong, i think you mount wrong side parts ( left/ right). If you put left ocular in right hole, will not be collimated.
 
I just found the video independently. What a fascinating exploration and clean of the innards.

Is there a way to collimate Canon binoculars as a repair of the 10x30 IS model seemed to repeat the process here of disassembly followed by reassembly?
I did not see any way to collimate this. This video show these prisms discollimated, but there is only one way to fit the prism in position. . There are 3 bolts to fix it in place. Bolts not allow to move the prism . They fit perfecly in one position only
 

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