SWAROVSKI OPTIK AX Visio explained in detail
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- AX Visio explained in detail
Dean Capuano and Clay Taylor of SWAROVSKI OPTIK North America explain in detail the features and benefits of the new AX Visio from what’s in the box, focusing, diopter adjustment, and all the operational modes.
The AX Visio from SWAROVSKI OPTIK is the world’s first smart pair of binoculars. It combines high-precision premium binoculars with digital features to support birders and nature watchers on their adventures, for example:
☑ identify birds and other species
☑ share discoveries - show the person next to you what you have observed
☑ take photos and videos
More about the AX Visio: swarop.tk/0jr
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Wow!! This is so exciting.
Ordered 👍
Exciting!
5/29 -- it's now in stock at EuroOptic with free 2-day shipping!
I visualised such development and mentioned it in my TeDx talk at DBATU in March 2020. There is huge potential in the field and this is just one example that has been showcased, certain that the use case will expand alongside price reduction to mainstream the products
Swarovski , Zeiss and Leica need to do the inevitable and get image stabilisation in their binoculars.
Are the Cedar Waxwing images in this video taken with these binoculars?
Don’t get too excited. I tested this at RSPB Bempton today and it identified a wood pigeon as a spectacled warbler lol. Lots of bugs so best wait a year for the fixes to be done.
Does the auto focus work in video mode? The lack of reticle would suggest it deactivates the moment you change from stills to video :O
I heard it can score deer antlers and estimate weight on the fly
If it had image stabilization it would be perfect.
how do i insure that my AX merlin app version is current?
Interesting concept, only ever been attempted by cheapo manufacturers before, so this should be miles better. Let's see what folk think of the ID feature but I always worry about trusting instant ID decisions, as sometimes one needs to consider the (hopefully photographic) evidence carefully to get it right. Also like to see how it does on whales & dolphins...😉
The instruction manual for the AX on the website shows the USB charging cord being USB C at both ends.
I am a Merlin user, it is not perfect. You need to a check that the bird it records is the bird you saw. It will improve over time. Love the binoculars, very tempted.
Looks very promising. I have been looking to get my first premium binoculars for my birding trips, may be this is the one. When can we expect these to be available in Asia? cheers.
@saurabhbhardwaj6753
, thank you for your message.
You can find details and prices for our products for some countries on our website www.swarovskioptik.com
For prices in other countries, please contact one of our dealers. You can find all authorized SWAROVSKI OPTIK dealers here: dealer-locator.swarovskioptik.com
Best regards, the SWAROVSKI OPTIK Social Media Team
Nice ! Waterproof ??
@zadefy1261, thank you for your comment. The AX Visio is in the IP protection class IP 67. Kind regards, the SWAROVSKI OPTIK Social Media Team
Is it just me, or does the mountain bike have a Swarovski logo on the side of the head tube, where the down tube begins. It appears to be Swarovski green and battery powered.
Also, whats the weight of the query and what happens if the battery dies? Can I still use it like other unpowered units?
Have spare battery ffs
Hi @saurabhbhardwaj6753, thank you for your comment. You can find all details on the product here: swarop.tk/0jr. If you are out of battery, the AX Visio are still premium binoculars. Kind regards, the SWAROVSKI OPTIK Social Media Team
Please build a binocular like the zeiss sfl 10x30, but in better quality.
Interesting technology. Looking at the process for acquiring an image for identification this will probably not work or at best struggle to work when a bird is flying or constantly moving as you need to keep the target in the circle and focused while the system is analyzing.
For US$5,000 I think I will wait as I already have a camera, lenses, bins, scope, etc for birding. There is not enough detail specs in the info give by this video or Swaroski's site to convince me to jump onto this tech. I too started with early digital tech years ago and basically have learn not to jump onto first gen technology. Often it is over marketed and limited. So ya'll go ahead if you want to. If I live long enough and the AI tools are more reliable (for ID, Low light conditions, BIF tracking) I might upgrade my existing Nikon and Swarovski gear(bins & Scope). Sorry but am concerned that some will think this is the answer.
Saves hauling books around too
Charging dock with an USB a while the whole world is going to USB c? Bummer . 4600 euros for a tool for “beginners”, serious? That is not a hobby starter price. And at least: men what a bulky system for a 10x32 bino…… this is a huge miss in my opinion.
I doubt people who can afford them would be too bothered.
The bulk is unavoidable as they’ve crammed the electronics in wherever they can. I commend them for launching a product that is very niche but potentially incredible.
I think the identification software is a complete waste of complexity, because if you spend 500+ quids in a binocular (let alone 5k) you already know what you are doing. Still, I'd easily pay 1k for a much simpler concept: just a 10×32 binocular with an integrated camera to have a proof of my sightings.
Skip to 8:06 if you don’t want to waste time. See below for feedback.
7 mins in and they’re explaining IPD / diopter like you would to a first time binocular user. Know your audience please, we own high end gear already. Get to the point and how the tech works and all the features. Hate to be negative but it’s exciting tech that people want to see demonstrated.
The charger has a USB-A plug?
Hi @Pengranger, thank you for your comment. The battery charger has a Micro-USB plug.
The provided USB cable has a Micro-USB connector (for the charger) on one side and a USB-A connector on the other end.
SWAROVSKI OPTIK does not provide a USB-A wall plug in for this product. Kind regards, the SWAROVSKI OPTIK Social Media Team
@@swarovskioptiknatureMicro-USB in 2024? Why no USB-C?
@@swarovskioptiknature This needs to be usb c, it's not 2010.
@@swarovskioptiknature In the instruction manual on your website, it shows a USB C to C cord as the cord that is supplied with the product, not an A to C as in the demonstration video.
It's not finding my bluetooth !!
No camera samples? Must be a terrible product. What are you hiding?
Next up: AX Visio for cars, planes, celebreties, Tinder dates….
no usb c? really?
Too much tech = Too much to go bad!
This product isn't for serious birders or nature lovers. It's for people who want to live life small or avoid any challenge or any learning or any work to acquire skills. If you're in an unfamiliar location you do your homework using a field guide and maybe researching bird calls on ebird and then, you use your eyes, ears and intelligence to track down the birds and then ID the bird. Once you do this you can store that information in a vastly better computer . . . your brain. This is how we build our skills and how we grow as birders. This is just once again letting AI tech to create a gimmick which steals our joy.
Disappoinying review . Just indoors
Well, those are ugly, especially for the price of a used car.
Cars are cheap
8x42 price?
Where in the optic line is the camera sensor? Does it interfere with line of sight?
Hi @dyrlegeatgmail, there is no interference with the line of sight. The camera is a separate module in the AX Visio. Best regards, the SWAROVSKI OPTIK Social Media Team