Hik Alpex 4k lrf

[Sakoodin1]

I was talking to a lady today about the Alpex, as good as it is we were discussing if the daytime image could be made better by drilling a small hole in the objective cap so you use it with it closed instead of open? I remember the earlier nv required this so we were wondering if it sound help in any way?

 

[Jh1986]

Lens cap cover for the Alpex Lite is only £10.99. Might be worth giving it a go, although I'm not really seeing the need

 

[Sakoodin1]

Lens cap cover for the Alpex Lite is only £10.99. Might be worth giving it a go, although I'm not really seeing the need

Sometimes in daytime the picture is crappy we find, but saying that it is £800 and a digital scope so it’s never going to be what we would like but I was just wondering if it would improve anything or not. Just curious that’s all

 

[pommers]

I'm guessing the aperture control on the objective housing tries to achieve the same thing, but perhaps it could stop down smaller. I remember the old army CWS used to have a lens cap with a small hole in it which worked pretty well.

 

[One on top of two]

Sorry got my wires crossed on the subject ,

 

[Sakoodin1]

I’m just nosy before I drill a hole in the cap and it doesn’t help

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

???? All that does is increase depth of field, you will not get a better image... only suitable doing this during daytime.. The Alpex 4K already has aperture control for day and night...

 

[DGAR089]

maybe you could just mock something up to test the theory, I was just thinking some cardboard cut to fit inside the objective.. doesn't have to be pretty!

 

[Blackwood Outdoors]

maybe you could just mock something up to test the theory, I was just thinking some cardboard cut to fit inside the objective.. doesn't have to be pretty!

This principle is used in a wide range of applications, even when getting your eyes tested... daytime benefit only and no improvement in image...