Bushnell Imageview SD Slot Binocular with VGA Camera (10 x 25)

Amazon.com Bushnell's ImageView binoculars will enhance both your view and your memories. Combining outstanding optical performance with a high-resolution digital camera, you'll be able to zero in on a special moment--whether it be in the wild or in a sports stadium--and capture it for sharing later. Capture zoomed-in images in VGA resolution for sharing via e-mail and social networks. This Imageview binocular has a 10x binocular magnification, 25mm objective lens, and still image capture up to VGA resolution (640 x 480 pixels)--perfect for sharing via e-mail and the Web. In addition still images, the Imageview can also capture short video clips (in AVI format). Images can be stored on the internal 8 MB memory or on optional SD memory cards (up to 1 GB in size). Other features include a USB port for transferring photos to your PC, a tripod socket, and remote shutter cable. It's powered by 2 AAA batteries. Specifications: Magnification: 10x Objective lens: 25mm Close focus: 12 feet Field of view: 290 feet at 1000 yards Eye relief: 10 Focus system: Center Exit pupil: 2.5mm Prism glass: BK-7 Prism system: roof Weight: 10 ounces Image resolution: 640 x 480 pixels (VGA) Power: 2 AAA batteries Product Description A GOOD BINOCULAR CAN ENHANCE YOUR VIEW. Image View binoculars will do the same for your memories. We've combined the outstanding optical performance of Bushnell binoculars with a high-resolution digital camera, so you can see the moment with amazing clarity and save it to memory. Available in a variety of models and compact enough to carry in a pocket, the Image View is ideal for sports fans, outdoor enthusiasts, adventure travelers, anyone with a desire to view and record whatever experiences come their way. Why settle for magnifying life when you can remember it for all time? From the Manufacturer Trouble Shooting Steps: Verify batteries are installed in unit Verify batteries contain a charge (they are working) Verify the SD Card is properly installed in the unit Verify the SD card is not in the 'locked' position Verify the SD card is not faulty/corrupt The camera should auto focus. If there are picture quality issues, the unit would need to be returned for inspection