Focusing on the technical aspects of binoculars, this treatise explores their function and human visual perception, detailing theoretical models and the interplay of components. It examines performance limits under various conditions and guides readers on evaluating binocular properties in real-world settings. The book caters to professionals in the optical industry and enthusiasts alike, offering insights into manufacturing errors and practical use. Accessible to those with basic math skills, it combines recent discoveries with graphical representations for clarity.
