ATN BinoX 4K Binoculars – Gallery

First Video Samples (Day & Night)

The short video below includes some of the initial footage I captured with the ATN BinoX 4K 4-16x Binoculars and includes daytime video at close range as well as demonstrating the night vision and laser range finder usage:

Daytime at Close Range:

The first four photos below were shot from inside my house, looking out onto a bird feeder with the ATN BinoX 4K Binoculars mounted onto a tripod.

I measured the distance at 5 meters, which is also the minimum focus distance of this device. All these photos were taken during the day in very overcast conditions and I used a variety of magnifications from 4x up to about 12x.

Considering that the level of ambient light is what I would describe as poor and these blue tits are very fast-moving and rarely stay still, I am impressed with the overall quality of the images.

Note that the first three photos in this series were taken from behind my glass sliding door (it was freezing!). With the fourth photo, I got lucky and the bird came to feed with the door open. I think you can spot the difference, especially with the reduction in the chromatic aberrations.

Also, note that because the door was open I could measure the distance to the feeder using the onboard Laser Range Finder (you can see the 5m) next to the ATN logo on the bottom right of the image). The LRF does not give an accurate result with glass in the way.

Related Links & Further Reading

• Full User Review of the ATN BinoX 4K Day and Night 4-16x Binoculars coming soon!
• Basics: How to Setup & Use the ATN BinoX 4K Day and Night 4-16x Binoculars
  
  More Related:
• Main Night Vision Section on BBR
• Image Stabilization Binocular Reviews on BBR
• Rangefinder Binoculars
• Digital Camera Binoculars