Sofradir/Electrophysics Delivers!!!....

Sofradir / Electrophysics has answered the call for the variable gain control knob on their popular AstroScope. Specifically for the Nikon SLR AF-type and Canon EOS digital cameras. This module mounts seamlessly between the camera body and objective lense using the standard Nikon bayonet mount and hot-shoe retaining all electronic communication between lens and camera. The adapter includes a manually adjustable maximum output brightness permitting the user to achieve the optimum balance of brightness and clarity in the image, just like on the PVS-14 monocular. For more information visit: http://www.electrophysics.com/night-vision/ or visit:
http://www.morovision.com/camera_adaptable/MVPA-914993G.htm and http://www.morovision.com/camera_adaptable/MVPA-915006G.htm

I think we will be seeing a higher caliber of imagery coming out of these due to the variable gain control.

Good Shooting!

Where's the variable gain control?

Having some experience with night vision photography, I found that one of the most helpful features in getting the right shot is variable gain control. Variable gain control is typically a knob that allows the user to manually adjust image tube brightness by increasing or decreasing for greater image contrast in varying light conditions ( basically like a dim control ). This feature is available on the ITT NEPVS-14 and it basically sets the NEPVS-14 apart from other popular monoculars that do not offer this feature. Having used the NEPVS-14 with digital camera, I've found that it can really make a break a shot. This is a feature that should be embraced by anyone manufacturing night vision camera related equipment.

MONOCAM has additional uses

The MONOCAM™ can be used for daytime surveillance as well as night time. It can be used in conjunction with a Swarovski Scope setup. Long distance daytime use of the camera will typically be easier due to the amount of light available for taking images. See the images at: MONOCAM Multiple-use