How can you say that you can see out 100 feet in the night when your cameras have only a 3.6mm lens? With that lens you can only see out 14.4 ' tops
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I can see my fence (in pure darkness; no lights) at 65 feet from camera. The image is a bit grainy, but you can easily see a body or movement - you will not be able to see facial features. At about 30 feet, images are clear for me. One thing that impacts the image is the angle at which the camera points. My camera sits under the soffit, and points downward at about a 25-30 degree angle and gives me decent view up to about 30 feet. At that angle, this causes the LEDs to point downward, thus "lighting" up that area, while sacrificing distance. If I pointed the camera towards the long distance, I get better imaging with distance. But still, at 100 feet, no luck with facial features. If you have a street light nearby, this helps quite a bit and I can get the 100 feet. My second camera on other side of house has a streetlight nearby and I can see past 100ft. Hope this helps.
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That's not true mine has 700 tvl with 150 ft still see very clear and colorful. Night time can see great up to 75 ft without blurry or fuzzy pictures.
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About as far as you can still see it with the naked eye...so at least 50-100 yards.
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Range is actually the Guide number divided by the F number of the lens.With a typical f3.5 to 5.6 kit lens the range at ISO 100 will be 18.5 Ft @f 3.5 and 11.6 FT. @ f 5.6.If the ISO is increased to ISO-400, the range @ f 3.5 is increased to 37 Ft. and will be 23 Ft. @ f 5.6Only at ISO-800 can the range extend to 65 Ft. and then only at f3.5.
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Yes but the picture is limited to to the reach of the infared lights as specified in the manual (it's been awhile now but I think it was around 30 or 60 feet...anyway if the neighbors lights are on you can see much further.) The fella with the thought of the night vision illuminator has the right idea if the camera alone doesn't light things up enough for you. I love this camera because it gives me 360 degrees of visibility day and night and the picture is much better than the other bullet cameras I have (I have 7 other cameras on my system.) Hope this helps you.
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It does pick up any light that is out there but at night, without any light source, it is hard to see. Not a big deal IMO since you you should not shoot at something if you cant see it....the main thing is that it actually works at 100 yards and is fairly accurate. I was surprised.
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It appears the focal distance is about 10-12 feet; you will be unable to see any clear image nearer than that distance.
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Its in the 3+" range. It does give a good sight picture though, some of my older inexpensive scopes have a very narrow range where your eye can be, this seems better with the newer scopes.
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If by nightvision you mean it can see in total darkness? Then no. But if you got enough lighting it can see as far as 15 feet away. Which is better than most cameras at this price. Especially web cams. If you want an actual nightvision that can see in total darkness you'd be paying a bit for that. The one I got picked out will cost me 150 bucks. They aren't cheap. If you see one cheap, its most likely a scam. All in all i thought this camera was a pretty decent investment for the price. Used 4 of them to keep watch on my property. Particularly this one here is one of the better ones.
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Solid clear night video range is about 75ft. Beyond that it gets grainy. Day is another story. Day range is great.
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The lenses do not focus so it may not give clear definition of a trail during hours of darkness. I used them on my motorcycle so people can see me coming from a distance in addition to my normal headlight.
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I've not used them from much more than 30' away. I'm pretty sure you can't get much farther away than that. And that's straight on from the lens. From an angle it's even less
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Brian, just measured distance of infrared at night. I get a distance of 45' do not have any leaves or tree limbs in the way of night vision as this will decrease the distance. Do some more research on a better camera, hope this helps.
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it is basically a 3X magnification no matter what distance you are shooting. so, for instance, a 100 yard shot will appear in the magnifier as about 33 yards...
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I don't know how to determine the field of vision in terms of feet or yards. My impression was that I saw what I expected, both in range and detail. In fact, I was pleased with the range and the details when I first tried it. It took me a few minutes to get my bearings because this is the first night vision device I've tried. Perhaps to put it in perspective, I stood on my back deck and looked into the approx. 2.5 ft wide by 4 ft high window on my shed which is about 20 yards away--I could a rope inside the shed, window panes, and other objects inside the shed. So, at about 12 to 15 yards I could just see the 2.5' by 4' window missing (blocking out) only a few inches on the height. I hope this helps.
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The viewing angle is 90 degrees. during the day great picture. At night im getting about 35 to 45ft. for the price there asking for, Id buy more.
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I am pleased with the laser so far. As for the 15-100 feet I would say that is very true. I can not speak for the yards distance though. I have not tested it that far. An educated guess would say at night it could be see at 100 yards