UK Exclusive - HikMicro Condor LRF CQ50L Field Test - The Night Vision Show
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- Опубликовано: 12 окт 2023
- Richard from Scott Country International is out testing the brand new HikMicro Condor PRO LRF thermal imager in this UK Exclusive review of the brand new thermal imager from @HIKMICROOutdoor
This is the UK's first review of the Condor CQ50L PRO thermal with 640x512 sensor delivering up to 2600m detection range.
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@HIKMICROOutdoor Condor CQ50L PRO Thermal Spotter
www.scottcountry.co.uk/condor
For info on the Scott Country Demo event visit
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Brilliant imagery…..
❤🏴love from Scotland 🏴 ❤
Thank you for your feedback
Hi, you mentioned that at 45 degrees it shuts off? That would be a problem for me if trying to spot pigeons roosting high up in barns etc. Can that be disabled? Thanks
Hi, Thanks for the comment yes auto shut off can be turned on or off.
If i were to want the best thermal spotter for identifying foxes at long range, also good for walking through the woods looking for roe deer, what would i be best, conder cq50, cq35 or habrok hq35 or something else?
Thanks
Hi, They all have the same sensor. CQ35 will give you a wider FOV lower base mag CQ50 will give you more performance at range, Habrok has the best of every thing with day and night optical chanel in a binocular set up.
That's my mind made up, condor on order👍
Hi, Thanks for the comment glad it helped. Good choice!
PLEASE, give your opinion ... Pulsar Axion XM30F or HIKMICRO Lynx pro 15 ?!😪😭😱
100% Axion XM30F!
In comparison to the Falcon FQ, is the image quality better or same?
Hi, the Condor uses the same sensor as Falcon so effectively the same however it does have Zoom Pro which substantially improves the image when zooming. Otherwise they are exactly the same performance and spec, albeit with a LRF in Condor.
@@TheNightVisionShow Is zoom pro different from image pro?
Just tried this. Compared to the Pulsar Axion 2 XQ35 Pro, the viewfinder experience is phenomenal. However, for sheer sensitivity, especially when there are trees and obstacles. the Pulsar seems to be quite a lot better.
You can adjust the image to compensate for that cant you? Did you try playing with settings on the HIK
Of course, but still the Pulsar has the edge in pure detection, from my experience.
@@jackstraughan2652
Hi, everyone eyes are different and will receive a brands image slightly different.
Nice review, any chance of a daytime review?
Eventually they are still hot off the press, we will get some day time footage out soon.
Brilliant, much appreciated@@TheNightVisionShow
@@jonathancoombes1495 Most welcome
Is there much difference between the cq35 and the cq50 ?
Hi, not in spec, only CQ50 is 50mm focal length and the CQ35 is 35mm focal length and gives you a wider FOV and lower base mag .
@TheNightVisionShow thank you for the reply. I'm wanting to get one just unsure on the cq35 or 50 as I'll be using it for fox . Is the cq50 worth the extra £500 ish ?
@@jameswheawall9096 I guess it depends on what you are using it for. For wide large open areas, sure the CQ50 does have the benefit of longer observation performance, and the CQ35 has a nice FOV for woodland use.
Does it have a red laser?
not a red pointer only a LRF
Pulsar TELOS XP50 or Condor LRF CQ50L ?
oooh thats a tough decision...Condor on price, Telos on design and performance I guess.
@@TheNightVisionShowI also think that to the telos has better imagery...but it needs to be more often focused than the hik condors (low depth of field)...or am I mistaken (from what I can tell after watching a variety of vids on RUclips)??
What I don't like, is the 5 min recording limit of the telos.....hik has unlimited recording? Greetings 🎉
Grey partridge
Great answer and very close!
The birds were a flock of Albatross
So what does a guy in the USA have to do to buy one?
Buy one
English partridge
Bang on! Well done
Ptarmigan?
Close but sadly not right this time!
Padtridges
Very close but what type of partridge ;-)
Grouse
Good answer but sadly not right this time!