LEVENHUK ATOM DIGITAL DNB300 NIGHT VISION BINOCULARS

Levenhuk Atom Digital DNB300 Night Vision Binoculars

Features:

• Day and night observations, optical and digital magnification
• Detection range in total darkness: up to 250–300m (820–1000ft)
• CMOS sensor, high-resolution IPS screen with excellent color rendering
• High-quality photo and video recording, high-capacity memory card
• IR illumination that adapts to lighting conditions in the dark
• Compact tabletop tripod included

Meet the Levenhuk Atom Digital DNB300 night vision binoculars – an optical device with an IR illuminator, CMOS sensor, and built-in IPS screen. The device is designed for observation in all lighting conditions: during the day and at dusk, in starlight or total darkness. These binoculars are a reliable tool for hunting and multi-day hikes as well as for professional use by security guards, rescue workers, and members of an expedition or search party.

Optical performance

The combination of 4x optical and 1–8x digital magnification ensures the optimum magnification for any target. By day and at dusk, the observation range can reach up to 1,000 meters (3280ft), and at night – 250–300 meters (820–1000ft). The IR illumination runs on a built-in rechargeable battery and easily adapts to outdoor conditions – there are night vision modes for observations in starlight and total darkness. The auto-off function saves battery power. The optics are made of glass, while the body is made of high-strength ABS plastic.

Ultra HD photos and videos

The Levenhuk Atom Digital DNB300 is equipped with a recorder that allows you to take high-quality photos and videos: up to 40M for photos and up to 2.5K (Ultra HD) for videos. The footage is stored on a memory card of up to 128 GB, which is enough for a long recording session. It is especially convenient to take photos and videos with a tripod, which helps to get a steady picture with maximum quality. A small tabletop folding tripod with a rotatable head comes with the kit.

Please note: IR illumination (infrared radiation) can be detected by photo and video cameras as well as other similar electronic devices during operation.