Apexel Observation Monocular
from124,71 € at 14 stores
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Clear- Night Vision: Enhances available low light (e.g., moonlight, stars) or uses an infrared IR beam for clear visibility in the dark.
- Thermal Imaging: Detects the heat (thermal radiation) emitted by bodies and objects, allowing them to be detected even in complete darkness, fog, or dense vegetation.
- Recording Capability: Allows you to take photos or videos of what you are observing, saving them to internal memory or a MicroSD card.
- Distance Measurement: Features a built-in rangefinder, accurately calculating the distance to the target using laser.
- Image Stabilization: It reduces hand shake (mechanically or electronically), providing a clear and stable view, especially at high magnifications or while on the move.
- Up to 8x: Stable image without a tripod and a wide field of view. Suitable for quickly spotting targets.
- 8x-12x: The versatile choice for general use, hunting, and nature observation.
- 12x-20x: For detailed observation at long distances. Recommended for use from a fixed position.
- 20x and above: Specialized magnification for very distant targets. A tripod is almost always required.
- Determines how much light enters the optic. A larger diameter means a brighter image in the dark, but also a larger device size and weight.
- Up to 30mm: Small, compact size ideal for maximum portability. Suitable for hiking and travel in good daylight conditions
- 32mm - 47mm: Increased diameter for bright, clear images without added bulk.
- 50mm and above: Large lens diameter for better performance in low light conditions. Ideal choice for hunting and marine use.
- Waterproof: Resistance to rain, moisture, or brief immersion in water, protecting the internal optics from fogging.
- Wi-Fi Connectivity: Allows wireless connection to a smartphone or tablet for real-time image viewing, file transfer, or remote control.
- Tripod Mounting: Has a socket (thread) for tripod mounting, ensuring complete stability during long observation sessions or at high magnifications.
- Wide: Suitable for tracking moving targets and scanning landscapes.
- Standard: Balanced field, ideal for most activities and general use.
- Narrow: For focusing on distant, stationary targets with high magnification.