Latest guides, updates and field-tested optics content from Optics World UK.
Q: What are SFP and FFP reticles in scopes? A: SFP (Second Focal Plane) reticles are located behind the objective lens in the second focal plane, while FFP (First Focal Plane) reticles are situated in front of the objective lens in the first focal plane. Q: How do the reticle sizes compare relative to the target […]
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As the sun rises over the majestic Blenheim Palace, an exciting opportunity awaits all outdoor enthusiasts and sharpshooters from July 26 to 28, 2024. Join us at The Game Fair, where we proudly showcase DISCOVERYOPT‘s cutting-edge day optics that have set new standards in the optical technology industry. Why DISCOVERYOPT? In a market flooded with […]
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Thermal imaging technology has become a game-changer in the world of outdoor hunting, offering significant advantages that enhance visibility and accuracy in various conditions. Among the array of thermal imaging options, clip-on devices are gaining traction for their versatility and effectiveness. These devices can be swiftly attached to your existing daytime scope, transforming it into […]
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Q: What is an FFP scope and how does it enhance shooting performance? A: FFP stands for First Focal Plane, which means that the reticle (the crosshair or aiming point) stays the same size relative to the target regardless of the magnification setting. This consistency ensures that the point of aim maintains a fixed size […]
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This summer, gear up for an extraordinary event filled with excitement and exclusive offers at the Blenheim Palace Game Fair. Whether you’re a seasoned enthusiast or a curious newcomer to the world of optics, you won’t want to miss the incredible opportunities awaiting at the OpticsWorld exhibit. Unmatched Discounts on Leading Optic Brands Dive into […]
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As the Scottish Game Fair unfolds, Opticsworld stands out amidst the excitement, showcasing a range of cutting-edge optics for hunting and outdoor enthusiasts. This weekend has already marked a triumph for us at Opticsworld, and we’re eager to continue this momentum into tomorrow. Meeting passionate hunters and outdoor adventurers is always the highlight of our […]
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Thermal imaging and night vision technologies, although both designed to enhance visibility in low-light conditions, operate based on different principles and are suitable for distinct scenarios. Thermal Imaging Thermal imaging works by detecting infrared radiation (heat) emitted from objects and living beings. Every object emits some form of infrared energy as heat; thermal cameras capture […]
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Last weekend, I had the chance to test out the Thermtec Cyclops 650D thermal imaging camera at the beach. Here’s a quick summary of my experience. User-Friendly Design The Cyclops 650D is compact and easy to handle. Setting it up was straightforward, and the controls are intuitive, making it easy for anyone to use right […]
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Wildlife Observation As an avid wildlife observer, the Thermtec Cyclops 650D has transformed my nighttime outings. On a recent trip to a dense forest, I was able to spot a family of deer grazing about 300 meters away. The thermal imaging was so clear that I could see the heat signatures of their bodies and distinguish between […]
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Venturing into the wilderness at night with the Cono Tech Night Arrow 650 LIIR transforms how you see the world after dark. Here’s a firsthand look at what you can expect from using this cutting-edge night vision device during outdoor activities. First Impressions From the moment you switch on the Night Arrow 650 LIIR, its […]
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The Ares 660L thermal imaging device is expertly crafted for professional hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, integrating a high-resolution 640×480 thermal sensor that excels in delivering crisp, detailed images in complete darkness or adverse weather conditions. With its impressive detection range of up to 1,800 meters, this device ensures comprehensive surveillance over vast areas, essential for […]
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Using the Ares 660L on a Sunday night hunt was a game-changer. The high-resolution 640×480 thermal sensor provided incredibly clear images, even in complete darkness. The device’s impressive detection range of up to 1,800 meters allowed me to spot animals from a great distance, ensuring I didn’t miss any details. The multiple color palettes made […]
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