Latest From Night Vision & Thermal Blog
Why Your Thermal Scope Loses Zero: Zero Shift Causes and Fixes
Thermal scope losing zero? Understand how to troubleshoot zero shifts, mounting issues, incorrect profile, warm-up effect, target issues, re-zero or contacting support.
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Thermal Crossover Explained: why Thermal Scopes are less contrasty at dawn, dusk and warm, humid, nights.
Thermal crossover occurs when the temperature of the animals and background terrain become the same resulting in a washed out thermal image. This is how to identify it, make a scope adjustment and make better hunting decisions.
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How to Scan with a Thermal Monocular for Hog and Coyote Hunting
Learn a practical thermal scanning workflow for hog and coyote hunting, including detection, identification, scanner-to-rifle transition, settings, and safety checks.
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The Diopter & Objective Focus, NUC Fix & Blurry Image Fix - How to Focus a Thermal Scope
Learn how to focus a thermal scope, set diopter and objective focus, use NUC, and troubleshoot blurry, grainy, washed-out thermal images in the field.
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How to Focus Night Vision: Diopter, Objective Focus, and Blurry Image Fixes
Learn how to focus night vision correctly, set diopter and objective focus, and diagnose blurry PVS-14 or monocular images before blaming the device.
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Thermal Scope Display Resolution Explained: OLED, LCOS, and Why Sensor Specs Aren't the Whole Image
A thermal scope's display does not find heat. The sensor and lens do that job. But the display is the final place where all that thermal data becomes something your eye can use, and that makes thermal scope display resolution more important than many hunters realize.
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