Hunting Camping 15×32 Optics Lens Monocular Telescopes
Friday, March 19th, 2010 at
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this helps.
Photo: (via guavamaffiosa) im so ready to be camping barbie again
RV Superstore post: Bushnell 2.5×42 Night Vision Monocular
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I want to see Mike vs Brza Smert the 13th century Bulgarian boxer who won every fight with one punch instantly killing the opponent. Govt stopped his fights for fear so many men would die the Turks would invade. Chicago Tribune columnist Mike Royko did historical feature on the 7 footer whose skeleton was found. Remember Father Time will bring Mike down even if Smert (“Quick Death”) isn’t here to wipe him out faster than those lions. Why people idolize lowlifes shows morals are very low.
First of all, professional pictures are made by good skill. A good lens helps though.
Now, since you didn't mention your intended category of professional pictures , I'll take some guesses:
For portraiture:
50mm
70mm
85mm
100mm
135mm
200mm
For wildlife photography:
200mm and above (Usually above $2000)
For landscape photography:
50mm
35mm
24mm
16mm
14mm
8mm
Now, a few recommendations:
Canon
50mm f/1.4 or 50mm f/1.2 L
85mm f/1.8 or 85mm f/1.2 L
100mm f/2
135mm f/2 L
24-70mm f/2.8 L
70-200mm f/2.8 L IS
200mm f/2.8 L II
Or you can try looking at the photo.net forums to see people's opinions on different lenses.
And no, it doesn't have to be Canon lens. You can use 3rd party lenses and still produce award winning pictures.
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better clarity compared to what? first gen night vision needs an external light-source such as an infrared light. also, there is an extreme distortion on what you actually see. you will probably be disappointed…
Note: OPTICS are not the end all be all in combat shooting. YES, they are great to have and IF used. They increase your chance of hitting your target WHEN you are aiming at the target. Often in urban and countering an ambush REFLEXIVE fire is what either kills the enemy or gets their heads down. I personally shoot iron sights but use my scope (4 power on an adapter attached to the carrying handle) for scanning and intimidation. I also have never found the CCO / red dot (M-68) to be worth the cost. I just go front sight post / waistline to line up a snap shot in close quarters. The PEQ-2 and PEQ-4 are must haves for night reflexive fire. In an OP at night then I'd mount a PAS-13(L) in place of my carrying handle / scope.
1) Depends on your units Table of Organization and Equipment.
2) Depends on your particular skill/assignment within your unit.
3) You can buy and bring your own (optics, accessories) so long as your chain of command says it's OK.
u know what i’m sayin’ ? ^^
If your eyes are healthy and your vision is corrected to its optimal acuity using glasses/contacts, your vision should be good monocularly with either eye. However, having both eyes allows your brain to use the two images to determine depth perception at a level not achievable monocularly. With one eye, you can use the apparent size of objects (things appear smaller in the distance than near) and the overlapping of objects (things closer to you will overlap things behind them when in line with each other) and a few other methods to determine the distance objects are from you. But with both eyes, each eye sees objects at a slightly different angle. This disparity allows your brain to collect much more information about your surroundings which leads to stereopsis (depth perception). Also, with both eyes, if for some reason one image is unclear for any reason (you take your contact out, one eye is dry, etc etc) then the image from the other eye can take over and you will still see things clearly.
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I am not that attracted to funcions, I was never that good at math
Great video and very helpful! Your method works very well and I appreciate your posting of this information.
The answer is D.
If you factor it out, you will get:
x^2-12x+35=0
(x – 7)(x – 5) = 0
x = 7, 5
I don't see why not. The only problem is that the view will be flat and not 3D. You can get pocket sized binoculars very cheap. Big 5 just had a $19 pair on sale for $9 (8x). K-Mart has a set of a large and pocket size for $20.
Why pay for a name brand? Try them out at the store. Many are made by the same Chinese company. Get at least an 8x. Don't go above 12x. The very high power are difficult to keep steady while viewing.
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