Night glasses - Lightweight light collectors bring light into the dark

A rule of thumb applies: "The greater the Lens diameterThe larger the lens diameter, the more light can be absorbed by the lens of the optical system. Glass purity plays a major role. " More infothe brighter the night binoculars or their optics - but also the heavier."

Which binoculars are ideal for twilight or hunting at night?

For night glasseswhich Ideal for the hide and as Sow glass the light intensity is a decisive feature. In addition to the materials used and the quality of workmanship mainly the size of the lens diameter is decisive for the luminous intensity of the optics.

On the optical performance of typical hunting glasses for twilight and night hunting:

A typical long-distance night lag has a Lens diameter of at least 50mm or more. But also Highest quality optics from 42mm können grundsätzlich bereits für den Ansitz bis in die späte Dämmerung verwendet werden. Hunting optics with a larger objective lens diameter and weight are favoured in hunting grounds with predominantly hide hunting or twilight and night hunting. The high seats built for this purpose offer protection from wind and weather and naturally also provide the hunter with camouflage. Who else would want to carry a large and heavy pair of binoculars, whose considerable optical power is not needed at all during the day, over long distances on a driven hunt or even a mountain hunt?

When "light professionals" are required, high-intensity night lenses with a 56 mm lens diameter and top optics are of great importance.

Hunting in the dark or at night places significantly higher demands on the quality and workmanship of binoculars and riflescopes. Convince yourself of the performance of our binoculars and riflescopes. test them now free of charge for viewing!