Binoculars slightly broken (link side)?
I noticed on my binoculars that you can unscrew something on the left, see picture, I only turned it out of curiosity and then it was out and when I put it back in the left side was just out of focus, I couldn't focus it. Now I've somehow managed to get it to focus. But the left side zoomed in closer than the right side. How can I get it to work properly again? P.S. the lever for zooming unfortunately broke off, I still have to get it back on somehow. The lever for zooming is on the right-hand binoculars. The brand is Bresser.
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This is probably cheaper plastic waste from China. If something bends or breaks down, you won’t get it together.
I don’t know, my parents had brought this to worldview over 10 years ago. And I don’t know how good the brand Bresser is. But I think the binoculars are pretty good. But I guess something like that doesn’t last forever. But after all, I managed to put it sharp again. But for that, it’s closer to the left than right.
In order to adjust the focus in a binoculars, you first have to make the right eye and adjust the focus by turning the left side and then open both eyes and adjust everything sharply in the middle with the wheel. After that, the focus should be perfect.
I wrote that it doesn’t go to the left, but it’s already left closer than right….
Bresser is a cheap company for binoculars and if you want to use the glass and can not sharpen both eyepieces together, but only individually, then you can dispose of it.
I can both. Only I have to adjust the left eye then the right. As soon as the right is set, both go. But because I took the part right out, there’s something going on and I don’t know why. Is fully complicated so part