Some might say that the Zina BinoPix Binoculars with Digital Camera are for the birds. But we say: darling, with 10×25 lenses and equipped for VGA or QVGA photos, those birds are exactly what they’re perfect for!

Stephen Whisteltut had a double life. By day, a simple employee of a tomato delivery company. By night, he slept. That one doesn’t count, it’s just for establishment purposes. But in the afternoon, Stephen Whisteltut was paparazzi to the avian kingdom, with his pair of Zina BinoPix Binoculars with Digital Camera.

Lying in wait behind a blackberry bush until Icterus parisorum absentmindedly gets out of her car. Hiding behind a tree while Pterodroma sandwichensis nuzzles Toxostoma redivivum. Catching Aythya americana as she leaves rehab. The Zina BinoPix Binoculars with Digital Camera allowed Stephen Whisteltut to track his prey with 10×25 lenses, and then preserve their behavior to the 4MX16b SDRAM in either 640×480 VGA or 320×240 QVGA.

The Zina BinoPix Binoculars with Digital Camera also recorded digital video, up to 45 seconds. It didn’t seem like much until an well-timed lean revealed the first shots of an famous Sula dactylatra. Stephen Whisteltut thanked his lucky stars that he had used the included USB cable to transfer it to his computer once the built-in low voltage alarm had sounded. The two AAA batteries had even been included.

When he set the ten second timer to capture Ficedula parva on the beach, Stephen Whisteltut finally had enough to leave the tomato delivery behind forever. His double life became a single joy thanks to the Zina BinoPix Binoculars with Digital Camera.

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