If the parallax is adjusted correctly on your scope for the range you are shooting it will make no difference, but if you don't and you also don't mount the 007 squarely to the scope it will have the same issue as moving your head position with just the normal scope.
New thermals are arriving next week built to the same specs as the old Drone...... 50mm and 75mm lens with 384 and 640 sensor options. More details and pricing very soon...
Mark, have a look at a dedicated tubed scope with quick release mounts so you can use your existing scopes during the day. Where in Berkshire are you as I will be coming that way soon and can bring something for you to look at.
A jokes about known pedo's is fine, but stating one of the divers is one without evidence is disgusting:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-44846945
Let's all show our support by booking Tesla test drives and then saying they don't sound as good a a Land Rover V8
Also, how are the waiting times for renewals measured? If I put my application in 90 days before the expiry date., I get a call and visit, but the new license only arrives 4 days before my old one expires. Have I waited 84 days, nothing at all or even -4 days?
Does anyone have any pressing questions they want answers to from IWA? If so let me by Thursday and I will try and find out for you.
The list of the suppliers at the show can be found here:
https://www.iwa.info/en
I tried them many years ago and still have most of them left. They are perfect for when you don't want the aggravation of having to pick up whatever you were aiming at......
Why the obsession with the diameter of the lens for your magnification calculation? Yes it makes a load of difference for light gathering and image quality, but the lens diameter does not govern the magnification. Magnification is down to the focal length of the lens and the spacing between the lens and the sensor. It would be perfectly possiblee to make lens of 100mm and 1mm diameter with the same focal length in which case placed at the same distance they would give the same magnification.
Lamp Shy, there isn't a warranty issue regarding water on the ATN scopes provided you don't leave them in a bucket of water. They are warranted for use in the rain. so there is no issue with doing so.
Actually the two scopes don't have the same lens size as the ATN is quoted as the focal length rather than the physical diameter. It's a pain for comparison, but lots of optics are quoted that way.
As what you are seeing is a 4.5x magnified image that uses all the pixels in the sensor , then that is the non-digitally-zoomed native image. If you want to claim that is a trick then speak t
Woops, forgot to reset the time and date. They are taken just after 9am, but obviously light doesn't make any difference to a thermal scope.
The distances are in the file name, but in order they were 206m, 94m, 274m and 471m