weropder lonnider's blog : Thermal Or Night Vision for hunt
It’s a safe bet that hunters are familiar with the traditional gun-mounted scope, which uses visible light to display the image. But many of us aren’t as familiar with night vision and thermal scopes https://www.atncorp.com/. Use of either can greatly expand your hunting opportunities, especially for predators.
The Thermal Scopes get images by capturing thermal radiation, which is emitted by all things. Even rocks and buildings can emit thermal radiation in the dark, because they’ve absorbed solar heat during the day. Thermal radiation is strongest when emitted by people and animals.
Night vision scopes do require minimal light. They are designed to capture every tiny bit of available light, amplify it, and use it to project an image onto the lens. Images will show up as gray or green.
Thermal scopes will work in total darkness, and also perform through vision barriers such as fog, snow or smoke. They will also work in daylight.
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