How do you Focus your Monocular?

Monocular works like a small telescope, making you get a clear view of the objects far away or smaller. Monoculars prove they are better in some cases because they are lightweight and easy to hold than binoculars.

But forgetting the required results is not enough to have a good quality monocular.  The monocular focus also has great importance for getting a clearer view of the images. Your way of using monocular also contributes to the focus setting; visit online to look at more information.

How can you focus the monocular?

Follow these simple steps to focus the monocular, read them carefully.

How are you holding the monocular?

First of all, you will need to check the monocular and hold it in your hands. You should check the distance of the monocular from your eyes; check the entire vision circle thoroughly.

After checking above then pick out the mid to long-distance, and check the target stationary.

Close your one eye

If you want the monocular’s correct focus, then close the naked eye; by closing the naked eye, you can see a clearer image. If you cannot close for more time, then you can cover your eye with some cloth.

Use center focus

Now for getting the right focus of the eye, you will need to see with your left eye, but you can also use any of the eyes which you think is dominant. If you wear glasses then, it is better to use those glasses when you see through the monocular. After that, adjust the focus with your fingers; bring the focus into the center to get the focus. But make sure during that process your naked eyed should remain close or covered.

When you adjust the focus to get a clearer and crispy view, make sure you are not touching the knob of the focus. Only rotate the center focus; otherwise, alignment may disturb. So, only rotate the center focus until you get a clear image.

Helpful tips:

• Do not focus on the monocular if it already provides you a clearer view of the image.
• Only use the center focus while adjusting, do not touch other parts such as knob etc.
• You should wear glasses if you are wearing them in a normal routine.
• Do not apply much force on center focus while rotating; rotate the focus gently.
• Always use your dominant eye to view the images through monoculars, but keep the other eye closed or covered with a hardboard or thick cloth.
• Always wear eye relief when you are using with the naked eye.
• Make sure you are holding the monocular up to your eye, and make sure you place it at the recommended distance from your eyes; otherwise, it will start irritating your eyes.

Final Thoughts: If you want to get better results from the monocular, it is also essential to use it with the correct focus. Check the image; if the image is not clear, you can make adjustments with the monocular focus until you get a clearer image.