Matt Morris
Matt Morris is a keen astronomer, wildlife watcher and photographer living in Somerset, UK. He started stargazing and birdwatching at the age of 10 with his father who took him to bird hides and nature reserves around England. This sparked his interest in cameras and optics, a passion that has now spanned the better part of four decades and led to his being featured in several national photography magazines for competition-winning photos. Matt has had deteriorating eyesight in one eye over the last few years due to being Type-1 Diabetic. This has led him to develop a special interest in monoculars and spotting scopes as these are now the only means by which Matt's passion for bird watching and wildlife spotting can continue. His eyesight is in a state of flux as the effects of Diabetes takes its toll, further emphasizing the importance for him to find and use quality optical equipment. Although Matt is happy to point out his right eye is in perfect working order!
Latest articles by Matt Morris
Using a monocular for stargazing: Is it worth it?
By Matt Morris published
Are monoculars suitable for astronomy? The simple answer is yes, but with a few limitations that you should be aware of before investing.
Hawke Endurance ED 10x42 monocular review
By Matt Morris published
Review With its purposeful design, does the Hawke Endurance live up to its good looks?
Canon PowerShot Zoom digital monocular review
By Matt Morris last updated
Review The Canon PowerShot Zoom digital monocular can take 12MP stills and can record HD video. But can it match the quality and convenience of a traditional monocular? Let's find out.
Python Rangemaster 12x52 monocular review
By Matt Morris published
Review The Python Rangemaster 12x52 monocular is optically impressive and its materials and coatings produce fantastic views in all sorts of observation pursuits.
Celestron Outland X 10x50 monocular review
By Matt Morris published
Review Can this budget offering from Celestron keep up with more expensive rivals? It has all the right ingredients, let's see.
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