I just figured I'd start a thread where we can compile through the tube pics. I'll be posting quite a few in here and hope others will too. Include as much situational data as you can.
Here are a few from last night. The deer are between 190 yards and 205 yards, as the leaning tree to the right is 214 yards from the fencepost.
All were taken between 2030-2100hrs. Waxing Gibbous moon, but there was 100% cloud cover so you couldn't see it. However, there was about an inch of snow cover, which lit things up more than I would like for taking NV pics, but not so much as if the moon/stars were out.
The white pics are from a Gen2 4x Nemesis. It is probably the hardest unit I have tried to take pics through because it has about 2" eye relief that is pretty specific. The pics are no where near as good as the tubes look in person, which is compounded by the fact that I was holding an iPhone 4s in one hand and the scope in the other.
The green pics are a NYX-14 Pro, gen3 Alpha, no magnification.
I was going to take pics with the CO-LR and USO T-PAL, but decided it wouldn't be wise to hang a rifle out of the truck window in that particular spot. I later wished I would have as I found a coyote at a shade over 300 yards with the thermal.
As soon as the snow melts, if it ever does, Ill go back and get pics of the deer through several units at the same time.
Here are a few from last night. The deer are between 190 yards and 205 yards, as the leaning tree to the right is 214 yards from the fencepost.
All were taken between 2030-2100hrs. Waxing Gibbous moon, but there was 100% cloud cover so you couldn't see it. However, there was about an inch of snow cover, which lit things up more than I would like for taking NV pics, but not so much as if the moon/stars were out.
The white pics are from a Gen2 4x Nemesis. It is probably the hardest unit I have tried to take pics through because it has about 2" eye relief that is pretty specific. The pics are no where near as good as the tubes look in person, which is compounded by the fact that I was holding an iPhone 4s in one hand and the scope in the other.
The green pics are a NYX-14 Pro, gen3 Alpha, no magnification.
I was going to take pics with the CO-LR and USO T-PAL, but decided it wouldn't be wise to hang a rifle out of the truck window in that particular spot. I later wished I would have as I found a coyote at a shade over 300 yards with the thermal.
As soon as the snow melts, if it ever does, Ill go back and get pics of the deer through several units at the same time.