August 19th 2023Saturday Films: Accufire Omnis Digital Spotting ScopeYou’re looking at a game-changer – a full-size scope with a digital display, and not a traditional rear glass eyepiece. The Omnis Digital Scope’s large front objective gathers as much light as a standard spotter but displays the image on a screen. This has many benefits, including the ability to view the screen simultaneously by multiple people. You don’t need to be as close to the screen, like you would with an eyepiece. This is ideal for a coach or spotter, who can maintain a wider view downrange within his field of vision. In addition, digital screen graphics may provide range and ballistics data (via software). The screen output can be recorded and replayed later for analysis or review. This is great for training or reviewing match stages. You can basically record a movie of the shooting session. The system is also great for hunters because it works well in low light and at night. Wouldn’t you like to use your spotting scope at night? The Firearm Blog has a comprehensive review of the Accufire Omnis Digital Spotting Scope. This 1,300-word review explains some of the main advantages of a spotting telescope with an electronic display. The TFB review covers reticle choices, day/night modes, recording capabilities, accessory mounting, and more. The scope’s controls and on-screen features are illustrated in 28 photos. If you’re considering an Omnis Spotter then READ the TFB Review. Accufire Technology, the maker of the Omnis Digital Spotting Scope explains that it has many advantages over conventional non-electronic optical systems. It is amazing that people still use traditional scopes. Omnis Digital Spotting Scope Notable FeaturesThe Omnis Digital Spotting Scope has a 30X to 120X digital zoom range displayed in a 2.95-inch OLED screen. This reduces eye fatigue, and allows multiple users the ability to view the same frame. The Accufire “walkthrough” video below explains key features of the Omnis digital spotting scope: SEE Full Omnis Spotting Scope Manual in PDF format. Software App Allows Video Streaming from Omnis Spotting ScopeThe Accufire App allows users to connect to the Omnis WiFi network to stream content to compatible Apple or Android devices. The Omnis also records audio and video onto its SD card. This can be accessed through a USB-C connector.
The Omnis spotting telescope is powered by four (4) CR123a rechargeable batteries, which give it a continuous 4-hour run time. The Omnis can be connected to an external power source via the USB-C connector for longer run time. External battery packs are cheap. Accufire Omnis Spotting scope Features: Magnification 30X -120X
Video Out Resolution: 1440×1880
OLED screen 2.95 inches
Multiple Integrated Reticle options
Manual Focusing
ARCA Rail Mounting System
Accufire sells the Omnis 30X-120X digital spotting scope for $1319.95. Optics Planet also sells it for $1299.95. This is a modest saving.
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