Videos tagged with Optical Resolution

This video demonstrates the Nightforce ATACR LPVO's performance at 100 and 50 yards. The presenter highlights the optic's ability to resolve fine details, such as .22 caliber bullet holes, and its color fidelity on a reference chart. The ATACR's magnification capabilities, up to 8x, are showcased for target acquisition at varying distances.

This expert review details the March-X Majesta 8-80x56 scope, highlighting its extreme magnification capabilities and suitability for PRS and ELR shooting. The analysis covers technical specifications, unique features like the Shuriken locking turrets and modifier disk, and performance testing at extended ranges. Instruction from a highly experienced optic specialist is evident throughout the assessment.

This review of the CVLife Bearpower 6-24x50 FFP scope highlights its performance as a budget-tier option for long-range shooting. While it offers audible and tactile turrets with a built-in zero stop, and holds zero during live fire tests, it exhibits a tight eyebox and noticeable chromatic aberration and loss of brightness/detail at maximum magnification. The included rings are a step up from typical budget offerings, featuring recoil lugs and torque screws.

This video evaluates the optical performance of a 15x power scope, focusing on resolution and image clarity. The reviewer notes good brightness and detail in shadowed areas, with minimal chromatic aberration in the center of the image. The scope successfully resolves fine details on resolution charts and targets, performing comparably to higher-magnification scopes.

This video provides a detailed optical resolution test of the Maven RS.5 rifle scope. The instructor notes minimal chromatic aberration, with only a slight purple fringe visible on the target backing. The scope demonstrates excellent sharpness from the center to the edge, resolving fine details like .22 caliber bullet holes and even the difference between paper targets and masking tape. The Air Force Optical Resolution Chart was used, with the instructor able to resolve down to element five in group -1 with the scope and element six with the naked eye, comparing its performance favorably to other high-end optics.

This review of the Vortex Razor HD Gen 3 LPVO highlights its optical performance. While noting disappointing chromatic aberration as a purple fringe, the reviewer praises the image brightness, sharpness, and detail. The scope effectively resolves bullet impacts and demonstrates strong resolution capabilities on an Air Force chart.

This review of the Sig Sauer Tango MSR 1-10x28mm LPVO highlights its features, including a second focal plane reticle, 11 levels of illumination, and a 0.5 MOA click value. The included cantilever mount is noted for its quality construction and torque specifications. While the optic offers good clarity at lower magnifications, chromatic aberration becomes noticeable at 10x, impacting sharpness on distant targets.

This video compares the Monstrum Banshee 1-10x LPVO against the SIG Sauer Tango MSR 1-10x LPVO, evaluating their performance as budget versus premium options. While the Banshee offers impressive optical clarity and sharpness for its price, the Tango provides a more refined build and a superior reticle design. The comparison highlights differences in chromatic aberration, eye relief, and overall image quality, concluding that while the Banshee is a strong budget contender, the Tango offers a more complete package for those with a higher budget.

This review of the Tract Optics Toric 4-25x50 rifle scope highlights its construction and performance. The scope features a unique gunmetal gray finish, a tall elevation turret with a zero stop, and a first focal plane reticle. Testing reveals excellent optical clarity, sharp resolution comparable to high-power spotting scopes, and a wide illumination range, though the fine reticle may be challenging for some hunting applications.

This video demonstrates the impressive optical capabilities of the Konus Absolute 5-40x56 rifle scope. The reviewer highlights its ability to resolve fine details at extreme magnification, showcasing clear views of bullet holes on paper targets and even texture on reactive stickers at 100 yards. The scope's performance on a U.S. Air Force Optical Resolution Chart is also noted as particularly impressive.

This video provides an expert-level comparison of rifle scopes, featuring Joel from Precision Rifle Network. It delves into the diminishing returns of scope pricing by testing the Swampfox Warhawk ($700) against the Tract Toric ELR ($1700) using an USAF 1951 resolution chart and real-world distance evaluations. The analysis highlights differences in glass quality, chromatic aberration, and edge-to-edge clarity, concluding that while the Swampfox is a capable optic for its price, the Tract offers superior performance critical for advanced long-range precision shooting.

This review of the Leupold Mark 3HD 8-24x50mm scope highlights its surprisingly light construction and generous eye relief, which is beneficial for high-recoil firearms but can be challenging for scope-mounted cameras. The scope demonstrates solid performance in zoom and adjustment range tests, with a functional zero stop. While offering bright, high-contrast imagery and excellent optical resolution, minor chromatic aberration is noted at the edges. The P5 TMH reticle is prominent but can obscure small targets at long range.