The Alpen Optics 384x288 Apex 25mm Thermal Monocularfrom Alpen Optics 384x288 Apex 25mm Thermal Monoculardetects and displays wild game in the dark, even hundreds of yards away. The 6x total magnification shows you details, and the 1280 x 960 AMOLED display shows you the image in one of six color palettes. Picture-in-picture functionality offers close-up and big-picture views at the same time. Your photos and video will be saved to the 16GB of onboard memory, and can be streamed using the built-in Wi-Fi. The Apex comes with two rechargeable batteries, each one capable of powering the device for up to six hours.

Clear Imagery for Night Hunting    1093-Yard Range    1.5x Optical, 6x Digital Magnification    17µ Pitch, <40mK NETD Sensor    6 Color Palettes    Picture-in-Picture    2 Batteries, 6 Hours Runtime Each    1280 x 960 AMOLED Display    Wi-Fi for Streaming    16GB Built-In Memory

ALPEN's Clear+ technology uses special software algorithms to optimize image sharpness and detail reproduction. The result is an eye-catcher: Enjoy sharper, more detailed images and improved functions for identifying observation objects. You can adjust the Clear+ function of the ALPEN Apex in 8 levels individually according to your preferences.

Adjust the image display to any situation in a flash: white-hot for universal use or black-hot for use in the dark. To detect temperature differences in objects, use red-hot, color mode, red monochrome, or yellow-hot.

The internal 16 GB memory offers plenty of space for your photos and videos, which you can view directly on the device after they have been taken. Modern highlight: connect the thermal imaging monocular to your smartphone or tablet via the Wi-Fi function and view the live images in the stream directly.

The 1.5x optical magnification provides a wide field of view, while digital magnification up to 6x draws in the distant details.

The AMOLED display is frost resistant and reliably delivers its high-resolution images at temperatures from -13 to 122°F.

With the practical picture-in-picture function, you can see your target twice: the large picture gives you an overview, while the small wild boar and deer get closer to you thanks to the higher magnification.

The included APP-3500 battery will power the Apex for up to 6 hours. A second battery is included so you can swap it in if the first battery is depleted.

The AMOLED screen offers high contrast and vivid color images for live viewing or playback.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does it work on nikon d3400?

A: Yes Venus Optics Laowa 25mm f/2.8 2.5-5X Ultra Macro Lens for Nikon F is compatible with the Nikon D3400.

Q: 2. Is it 25mm on Canon mirrorless full frame R6? Thanks

A: The Venus Optics Laowa Argus 25mm f/0.95 CF APO Lens (Canon RF) is a lens designed for APS-C sized sensors. On the Canon EOS R6 Mirrorless Camera this will still perform like a 25mm, but with heavy vignetting. It may make most sense to use it in the 1.6x crop on that camera.

Q: 3. The specs state "full frame" but I see a "DX" stamp on the lens - is this actually a full frame lens, or do I need to be in DX / APSC mode (on my Z6II)?

A: The label on the Laowa 25mm mm Ultra Macro Lens says "2.5-5.0X" and I was confused at first too, but it says .0X and not DX. This is absolutely a FX-lens.

Q: 4. APS-C or FF? (Does" CF" mean "Cropped Frame, like with Tokina?)

A: Venus Optics Argus 25mm F/0.95 CF APO Lens for Canon RF BH #VE2595RF • MFR #VE2595RF is a APS-C lens and CF means close focus as the lens has a minimum focus distance of 34 cm.

Q: 5. What is the minimum working distance and what zoom can you get at it?

A: The Venus Optics Laowa 25mm f/2.8 2.5-5X Ultra Macro Lens for Leica L has a minimum focus distance of 6.8" with a fixed focal length of 25mm.

Q: 6. Do you also sell the tripod collar?

A: The only tripod collar for Venus Optics we have is for 100mm f2.8

Q: 7. Would this lens work on my Nikon D3400 body and would you recommend a focus rail even with a solid tripod?

A: The lens will mount. You will have no exposure metering so a separate light meter or a lot of trial and error exposure adjustments will be necessary. A focus trail is HIGHLY recommended. At high degrees of magnification control of small camera movements is essential.

Q: 8. With the appropriate adapter, how good is the image quality on a micro 4/3 camera? Thanks

A: The image quality is very good on a mft camera.

Q: 9. For a first real macro lens would you recommend this of the 60mm Laowa 2x ?

A: You could with this lens but it may be a little too advanced for a first time macro shooter. You want to look at the Canon 60mm 2.8, if you have a cropped sensor camera or the Sigma 70mm macro for a full frame.

Q: 10. So, for those who have this lens, what do you use for a flash?

A: The Venus Macro Twin light is a good macro light option for the 25mm Ultra Macro lens. https://bhpho.to/2v1d2DM