Best Spotting scope: its DIGITAL
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- Опубликовано: 17 фев 2023
- The Accufire Omnis
As someone who has tried almost every kind of downrange camera spotting scope spotting scope camera adapted even a Nikon p1000 and that has actually been what I have been using in my videos for the last season, an excellent shooting filming product but not perfect, this Accufire Omnis takes where the Nikon P1000 left off with a 125X zoom with superb image stabilization great picture that doesn't "hop" under recoil like my p1000 does, dont like proprietary camera batteries? me neither and apparently neither do the guys over at Accufire, proprietary batteries suck! so that added a cable that would plug into any generic battery power bank, (Brilliant!) also if you really like batteries you can put batteries in it. this compact unit even has touchless controls through your phone or touch controls on the camera itself it even has reticle in the camera or additional downloadable reticles for your favorite reticle, that's and its not even more expensive than a quality spotting scope!
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Dude! That's freaking awesome! I think I'm going to have to have that.
How freaking cool..... This makes me wish I was ready for a spotting scope purchase!
Dream kit right here.
I NEED THIS!!
same!!
there is a diy xinfrared T2pro phone thermal monocular, can be used as thermal scope, have you heard about it
I remember seeing something similar to this that is a rifle scope that feeds live video out to a tablet or phone. Does anyone know what I'm talking about.
Did you discuss any cold weather performance? Not only the battery but the lenses and the display? Greetings from Alberta 😁
good question, I will have to put it to the test once it shows up. currently i was using the Nikon p1000 and it worked fine in -10c
@@EpikArms Do they send to Canada for customers or do they send you for the review under special export/import arrangements? Thank you by the way for the review. Recently subscribed to your channel!
@@hpekdemir hi Harun, I'm not sure they haven't sent me one yet
can it be used for spotting birds like wading birds?
1200 and budget ...do not belong in one sentence.
i'd like to get one, but talked to them they said they would have to figure out how to get them into canada, do you have word on that?
If they can't get one directly to me I'll just have one shipped to my usa address
@@EpikArms nice
@@EpikArms r u getting one?
Blind hunters??
Maybe visually impared, so not quite 100% blind
$$$
10x optical???.... What a waste, it should have been 20x or 25x optical as a minimum. All the rest is digital zoom which is completely worthless. You're zooming in digitally and the image gets more and more pixelated and just plain ugly. To hell with that. If I'm paying $1200+ smackers I want WAY more than 10x optical zoom. Digital zoom is terrible. That thing's not worth more than a couple hundred bucks tops. Buy a sweet $1200 spotting scope and a $20 cell phone adapter to connect your phone to it. There ya go.
Hey Rico, yeah I have used spotting scope cameras, and they do not perform as well as this. I am currently using a nikon p1000 so very similar beast. I'm willing to give this a go. It just seems better designed for our purpose... we will see how it does in bright enviroments
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@@EpikArms I am kidding (boooooooooooooooooooooooo)
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LOL, thanks for watching
@@EpikArms Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooo (he he he he he he he he. Kidding. I have some telescope with some ten foot light collector. Cost: $600. Light collector ten foot across. S-sorry I meant fifteen foot across.)