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ZEISS DTI thermal imaging cameras. For more discoveries at night, and during the day.

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  1. MarkHows

    Night vision equipment for mortals

    https://www.amazon.co.uk/Nightfox-Widescreen-Binocular-Infrared-Recording/dp/B07LGF5ZKP/ref=sr_1_3?crid=3PWYZZ98DS6J0&dchild=1&keywords=nightfox+120r&qid=1605717869&sprefix=night+fox%2Caps%2C167&sr=8-3 Is the one I have and the badger photo from an earlier post was taken on. They are all fairly...
  2. MarkHows

    Night vision equipment for mortals

    Just a couple of comments on a few of the points Thermal imaging does not work through glass so it would have to be before the binocular / scope which will be problematic to implement. The cheap ones have very poor resolution so beware they are not much use for wildlife or for distance work...
  3. MarkHows

    Night vision equipment for mortals

    I attach a photo taken from my £100 Night Fox IR digital binoculars, hand held at full zoom, in pitch black. You get better photos with less zoom. The more expensive ones produce better photos, but I can ID the species using this bit of kit at a reasonable distance. The BBC have more expensive...
  4. MarkHows

    Night vision equipment for mortals

    I have used a Pulsar Helion 2 XP50 more than 3x the cost of my Axion but it is excellent. However for what i am doing the axion is perfect and I could not justify the extra expense, the Axion is tiny easy to put in a pocket. Mark
  5. MarkHows

    Night vision equipment for mortals

    I have several IR night vision systems, a standard IR Yukon scope and a Yukon digital ranger IR scope both quite old now but still of use and are fairly cheap. I have another IR source as well that has a longer range than the illuminators included in the units. But I recently bought a Nightfox...
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