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here is a comparison video of the flir rs64-35mm scope and the flir rs32-35mm scope of a couple of deer in my backyard.
Heavy cloud cover, 100% humidity, 70*f and about to rain....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8mqzeopb5du&feature=youtu.be
Sorry guys, i changed it to private for the time being as the RS-64 that I was using for the video is a preproduction original prototype, while the RS32 I used is an actual commercial model.
The video drivers for the two systems are different (the new production models have newer improved video drivers) and the output through the video channel out to the DVR is different for the different brightness and presets, so I am going to have to get a newer production RS64 model to be able to give them an adequate comparison when both are setup exactly the same way.
I was very impressed with the RS32-35mm though, it is a strong unit and I took out my old mil-spec FLIR GS T-50 with the older 25 micron core and 60mm lens to compare side by side to it and they match up very well out to 250 yards, covering my entire stand was a piece of cake with both units.
The RS32 has a bit lower resolution and would make for a more difficult positive ID out past 225 yards, but as far as targeting goes, not a problem. Very nice unit for the bucks IMHO.
I got to see the video before it went private. The video with the 64 looked really good, given the humidity that night. I played around with my thermals that night too. The LWTS image was good, but the MUM had a little problem with the humidity. Thanks for sharing.This is why I changed it to private for now.��
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Will the view from the R32 2.25-9 in 1x digital zoom be the same as the R64 1.1-9 in 2x digital zoom? Other than the increased field of view (major upgrade), I am trying to justify the R64 vs the R32. I like a little magnification.
I just want to make sure I understand the specs before I buy. Thanks.
John
FLIR RS scope firmware upgrades are located here for all of you who own RS scopes:
Personal Vision Resources
Bookmark this site for future upgrades too...
Ver 01.17.00 May 06 2014
1. Fixed bug that prevented RS24 models from adjusting zero.
2. Modified algorithm to support equal MOA adjustments for a specific model.
3. Lowered continuous zoom speed to Improve lag between zoom and reticle position update.
Just wanted to post an update, been talking to FLIR and they have taken my input very seriously, and are working on code that will render white-out AGC (auto gain correction) issues a thing of the past. I am very impressed with the level of customer support and their work on continuous product improvement. I'm just a single end user, they spent way more time on me and were way more accessible than they needed to be. This is the kind of american company I want to give my money to, and support innovation. Amazing tools that will keep getting better.