Specifications of and Use Cases for the Nocpix Vista S50R

For some night hunters, thermal monoculars like the Nocpix LUMI S50R can be a highly valuable support device, not just as a redundant backup to a thermal scope, but for scanning, target ID, scouting, tracking, security and more.

Let’s take a closer look at one of the best Nocpix thermal monoculars on the market right now.

Nocpix Vista S50R Specifications

First, let’s cover some basic specifications associated with the Nocpix VIsta S50R:

  • Sensor resolution: 1280×1024
  • Pixel pitch: 12μm
  • Frame rate: 60Hz
  • NETD rating: 15mK (or better)
  • Objective lens: 50mm, f/.09
  • Native magnification: 2x
  • Digital zoom: 32x
  • Detection range: 2840 yards
  • Display resolution: 2560×2560
  • Onboard storage: 64gb
  • Ingress protection: IP67
  • Size: 7.91”x2.76”x3.23”
  • Weight: 24.3 ounces

The Nocpix Vista S50R also sports a wide range of other features that improve its value and functionality for night hunters. Among these are:

  • Image stabilization through Nocpix’s Reality+ image processing algorithm.
  • Picture-in-picture functionality.
  • Onboard audio, photo and video recording.
  • A built-in laser rangefinder with a 1200 yard range.
  • Simple, in-line button controls that are easy to access and intuitive, even with gloves.
  • A round 2560 resolution AMOLED display.
  • 7 color palettes: black hot, white hot, red hot, crimson, viridian, violet, and color.
  • A new IBP-7 battery back that is removable and rechargeable via built-in USB-C port. The Nocpix Vista S50R also comes with a spare battery.
  • A ¼-20 thread socket for mounting to a tripod or quick-plate.
  • Wi-Fi compatibility.
  • An operating temperature range before -4℉ and 122℉.
  • Quick start-up time; less than 10 seconds from standby mode.
  • A durable housing constructed of polymer with a rubber overmold for superior grip.

Together, these features and functions make the Nocpix LUMI S50R one of the better thermal monoculars available to night hunters.

Nocpix Vista S50R Use Cases

With its 50mm lens, the LUMI S50R is ideal for hunting applications where greater ranges from close to far are necessary.. This is a great thermal monocular for:

  • Scanning and general nighttime observation: Thermal monoculars like the Vista S50R are small, light, and ideal for general observation at night.
  • Scouting: Sometimes it’s best to scout a new location at times when you’ll actually be hunting (in this case) at night, so you can pattern the game that lives in the area. The Vista S50R is perfect for that.
  • Target identification: Not all warm-blooded targets are the same; target ID is crucial for taking a safe and effective shot.
  • Tracking: If you’ve hit a target but not put it down, it’s critical to be able to see it before it sees you so that a follow-up shot can be taken without bumping it.

Is a Thermal Monocular for You?

Not sure whether a monocular like this is the best choice for you? Well, if you are:

  • Looking to save a few dollars over binoculars
  • Don’t need the extra weight of a pair of thermal binoculars
  • Prefer the simple, one-handed operation and form factor of a monocular
  • Or want a thermal optic that will only affect one eye, so you can preserve your night vision in the other one

Then a thermal monocular like the Nocpix Vista S50R is likely a perfect option for you, as compared to a pair of thermal binoculars.

Where to Get This Nocpix Thermal Monocular?

Want to learn more about the Nocpix Vista S50R thermal monocular or get one to support your night hunting pursuits? Visit Dark Night Outdoors or call them directly at 309-781-8421. They can answer any questions you have or make personalized recommendations if you’re not sure what thermal optic is best for your intended use.

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