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Return To Binoculars FAQ Archive   Search the Archives How do I focus my binoculars? Answered By Brent Trumbauer, Editor There are binoculars which have adjustable focus or lens. It can be adjusted through the revolving ring that is located near the eyepiece. By rotating it either clockwise or counterclockwise, you can change the magnification of the focus. You can also set your binocular in a single focus without any shaking by means of using a tripod. Using high magnification power binoculars may cause shaking of scene when held by the hand. Tripods are very essential to minimize shaking. keywords: Binoculars | Binocular | Optics | Magnification | Field Glasses | Lens Binoculars Dusk

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