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AstroScope 9350SCOPE

AstroScope 9350 Night Vision Module 'stand alone' Scope

AstroScope 9350 Night Vision Pocket Scope

AstroScope 9350 Night Vision Module Configuration Matrix

Complete system configuration & adaptability matrix can be found here.

Standard Pocketscope

AstroScope 9350SCOPE

Unlike standard pocketscopes, the 9350SCOPE
delivers the sharpest detail and the highest quality
full-frame images with no vignetting on most platforms.

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Simplicity guide

Transform the Most Powerful Night Vision Imaging system into a High Resolution & High Powered Night Vision Device.

System features include but not are limited to:

Utilisation of your host cameras objective lenses
No additional cost for the scopes objective lenses
No additional lenses to carry around in the field
High magnification imaging
High resolution imaging

The 9350SCOPE's modular design means that you only have to purchase a single image-intensifier to support multiple imaging platforms. You don’t have to carry extra gear to the field and you don't have to buy additional kit. If you’re carrying an SLR camera, you can share the objective lens between the camera and the 9350SCOPE.

The modular 9350SCOPE provides matchless versatility. Use a standard C-mount lens or attach the Front Lens Adapter (FLA) from an AstroScope 9350NIKON pair and use your existing high-performance objective lenses. This feature is particularly useful for long range, low-light applications. Comparably, pocketscopes are designed for short range, wide angle viewing. If you already own a high quality long lens (for example, something like a 70-200mm F2.8 or even larger!!), attach it to the 9350SCOPE for unparalleled performance!

The AstroScope system is 'field expedient'. Switching from a Night Vision photography platform to a pocketscope configuration (and vice-versa) is as quick and easy as changing a lens. No specialised training or complicated back-focus adjustment is required and the operation takes less than 10 seconds.