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Why Aren't the Image Stabilization Binos More Popular?
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<blockquote data-quote="Theo98" data-source="post: 3563491" data-attributes="member: 132099"><p>I was thinking the same, HN. </p><p></p><p>Canon touts their L-Glass SLR Camera lenses in a steady, heavy-handed campaign that appears regularly in Nation Geographic, most photographic publications and All-Over the NFL media coverage areas. Personally, I only knew about their IS binocular instruments because I own their L-glass lenses and have shopped their website and seen their brochures. It appears they are trying to keep their IS line-up a secret from the public, and doing a pretty good job at that!</p><p></p><p>I understand their history, priority and push in the photo\video market place, but they certainly could use some better PR and Ad Work in their bino optic division!! :-C</p><p></p><p>Ted</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Theo98, post: 3563491, member: 132099"] I was thinking the same, HN. Canon touts their L-Glass SLR Camera lenses in a steady, heavy-handed campaign that appears regularly in Nation Geographic, most photographic publications and All-Over the NFL media coverage areas. Personally, I only knew about their IS binocular instruments because I own their L-glass lenses and have shopped their website and seen their brochures. It appears they are trying to keep their IS line-up a secret from the public, and doing a pretty good job at that! I understand their history, priority and push in the photo\video market place, but they certainly could use some better PR and Ad Work in their bino optic division!! :-C Ted [/QUOTE]
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