Bushnell Night Vision
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Bushnell Night Vision
Bushnell Night Vision . State-of-the-art, compact designs that offer superior bushnell night vision in the lowest light conditions. Setting the standard in light-gathering technology, each product features built-in infrared illuminators for enhanced images even in the darkest shadows. Ideal when hunting , camping, caving and observing wildlife under the veil of darkness, they're equally suited for patrolling warehouses and similar surveillance operations where no detectable ambient light exists
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Bushnell Night Vision 1.5 x 54mm Advanced NV Bushnell Night Vision 1.5 x 54-mm night vision monocular features a built-in infrared illuminator for enhanced images in very low light. You can use it for camping, exploring caves, patrolling warehouses, or other locations where there is no ambient light to amplify. It's water resistant for added durability. • Model Number: 26-1554 |
| This is much like a CRT television , but instead of color guns the photocathode does the emitting. The image is said to become "intensified" because the output visible light is brighter than the incoming IR light, and this effect directly relates to the difference in passive and active night vision goggles . Amplification of light is the result of LASERs (Light Amplification through Stimulated Emission of Radiation). Lasers are quite intense and can destroy an imagetube in a fraction of a second. Currently, the most popular image intensifier is the drop-in ANVIS module. | |
| Night Vision Goggles refer to a night vision device with dual eyepieces (one intensifier tube with a split image to each eye) or binocular eyepieces with two image tubes (one for each eye). This is opposed to monocular night vision with one eyepiece, such as a weapon mounted sight glass. Binocular night vision, such as a PVS-15, has the advantage of individually focusing the image to each eye to maintain depth perception. This is not possible with binocular or monocular night vision. this applies to both thermal and IR night vision. |
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