More like infrared vision vs. starlight.
Your Sony or Canon may do better in starlight
— tom
On Friday, March 12, 2021 at 16:23(ET) re:
Re: [OM] OT: Night Vision …
Philippe <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote
>We probably all have night visions. Some may not come true. But that’s life
>said my analyst.
>
>I’m told this one is acceptable btw
>https://www.digit-photo.com/BUSHNELL-Vision-Nocturne-Equinox-Z2-3x30-rBUSHNELL260230.html
>
><https://www.digit-photo.com/BUSHNELL-Vision-Nocturne-Equinox-Z2-3x30-rBUSHNELL260230.html>
>
>
>Amities
>
>Philippe
>
>
>
>> Le 12 mars 2021 à 16:16, Chris Trask <christrask@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
>>
>> With the upcoming stimulus cheque a certainty, I've been giving serious
>> consideration to getting a night vision monocular. I've looked at a variety
>> online these past few days, but none of the local sporting goods shops have
>> anything suitable in either performance or price.
>>
>> I'm sure that there are some members who have first-hand experience with
>> these, and I'd like to hear opinions. So far, I'm limiting myself to 50mm
>> or 60mm objectives, and a video connection is not a priority. I have found
>> a few first generation models that are available new from Adorama and B&H
>> for less than $200.
>>
>> The first one that caught my attention is the Yukon NV 5x60. They no
>> longer make it, and it uses an odd coincell battery which is a bit of a
>> negative. Most others use a pair of AAA batteries, which you can get
>> anywhere.
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