Night Vision Devices
Those “green shots” we see in movies and TV come from a night vision device (NVG) or other solutions that use the same technology. NVDs take in small amounts of visible light, greatly amplify it, and display it back to the user. Cameras made with NVG technology actually have the same limitations as the naked eye: if there isn’t enough visible light, you can’t see well with them (but you can use the infrared light that NVD picks up). Night vision optics allow a clear and sharp image even in the most difficult conditions.
Thermal night vision devices use infrared radiation to detect heat sources and create an image even in completely dark conditions. They are especially useful when visible light is completely absent. Digital night vision uses digital technology to process and display the image in real time, often offering better resolution and more versatile features than traditional NVGs.
Night vision sights are specially designed to be attached to firearms, enabling accurate aiming even at night. Night vision monoculars offer a compact, single-eye solution that is light and comfortable to carry. Military night vision equipment is designed with durability and reliability in mind to perform in the harshest conditions.
Night vision equipment encompasses a wide range of devices – night vision goggles, night vision monoculars and night vision binoculars, all of which allow the user to see in low light environments. Compact night vision devices are small and light, offering a convenient solution for mobile users.
Night vision observation devices are most important in military use, allowing soldiers to see and move at night. Night vision goggles and binoculars offer superior magnification and are perfect for tracking distant objects in the dark. Night vision cameras are an ideal choice for those who want to record nighttime activities – such as security companies. Tactical night vision devices provide additional features needed in professional and tactical situations – better contour highlighting and location of friendly units.