Videos tagged with Color Accuracy

This video reviews the Discovery Optics HD MPVO at a distance of approximately 1400 yards on Mount Davidson. The reviewer notes good color accuracy and clarity, though with some softening at the edges. Performance at 6x magnification is described as very good, with no visible chromatic aberration. At 12x, light, contrast, and detail decrease, and the eyebox becomes tight and unforgiving, but target acquisition of a 3-foot sign and a hiker is still possible.

This video tests the March-FX PRS scope at 1400 yards, evaluating its performance at various magnifications. The instructor highlights the scope's color accuracy, detail, and contrast at low power (5x). As magnification increases to 20x and then 42x, the video demonstrates the impact on light transmission and eyebox, while still maintaining the ability to identify a trail marker sign at extreme distance, serving as a proxy for an IPSC target.

This video demonstrates the optical performance of the Discovery Optics XED scope at an extreme distance of 1400 yards. The reviewer highlights the scope's ability to provide a clean, crisp, sharp, and color-accurate image, even at its lowest power setting. While brightness diminishes at maximum magnification (36x), the image remains sharp enough to identify small details like trail markers and utility boxes.

This video from SHOT Show 2023 features Sid from Revision discussing their new iViz technology for shooting glasses. iViz utilizes gamut expansion, a novel approach to high contrast lenses that expands light rather than filtering it, allowing for greater detail perception. Revision designs lens tints based on military camouflage analysis, considering various environments like high alpine, jungle, desert, and snow, and even differentiating between cloudy and sunny snow conditions. They also developed an 'everyday' lens. The development process involves extensive data, including satellite imagery and human eye color perception, to achieve high color accuracy (94% or above) while maintaining color neutrality.