Right, pretty damn good in a lighted environment where the FLIR image is supplemented with the optical camera image. Lighted testing is not going to give you the capabilities of the unit at night for hunting. Maybe it will work, but will it look good at night when you lose half of the unit's capabilities? Don't know.
Daniel TorelliCould you tell me how far it can capture heat?
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The range is about 100 meters for DETECTION. Seeing a light pixel or two will tell you something is at your feeder 100 yards away, if it is big enough, but you won't be able to identify them as hogs.
Then there are the other issues using your camera for hunting, battery life, the big illuminated screen lighting you up, etc.
It is a nifty gadget, but it really isn't a $350 thermal scope. It is useless without the phone. It is a $900 thermal/phone combo.