New Atlas Review: CIGMAN CNVPRO Night Vision Binoculars
Introduction
Tech publication New Atlas recently tested the CIGMAN CNVPRO digital night vision binoculars.
Reviewer Joe Salas focused on the hardware specifications and real world performance.
If you are interested in the technology behind our devices, here is a summary of their findings.
Sony Starvis 2 CMOS Sensor Performance
The New Atlas review highlighted the primary component of the CNVPRO, which is the 1/1.8 inch Sony Starvis 2 CMOS sensor.
This sensor is paired with a 25mm f/0.8 lens to maximize light intake. The review noted that this specific hardware combination effectively reduces image noise and maintains clarity in low light conditions. This setup provides a practical advantage for consumer level night vision.
Build Quality and Display Features
Regarding the exterior, the reviewer mentioned the solid build quality and the practical weight of the CNVPRO.
For the viewing experience, the device includes a high resolution 4 inch display designed to provide a clear and wide view of the surroundings during nighttime observation.
True Color Mode and Field Testing
The review also evaluated the 4 level adjustable IR flashlight for completely dark environments. During their neighborhood field tests, New Atlas paid special attention to the True Color Mode.
Joe reported that the colors appeared natural and closely matched normal human vision. He stated that the CIGMAN device performed exceptionally well regarding color replication and overall image clarity compared to other models he has tested.
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CIGMAN CNVPRO Night Vision Binoculars
The CIGMAN CNVPRO captures native 4K video and 52MP photos using a starlight grade Sony sensor and 8X zoom. It features a 1000 meter IR illuminator and a rugged IP54 rated design. With an 18 hour battery life and Type-C charging, it is built for extended field use. Integrated WiFi allows for seamless mobile streaming and remote control.
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