Swaro Image Stabilizing Spotter??

[Brock A]

The link is broke but came across this while researching spotters. Anybody heard anything?

 

[westonadkins]

What's the msrp on this thing gonna be?

$3499.00 and the STC drops a bit?


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[180ls1]

What's the msrp on this thing gonna be?

$3499.00 and the STC drops a bit?


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I'll refinance the house for stabilized NL Pures.

 

[westonadkins]

I'll refinance the house for stabilized NL Pures.

Don't stop there. Throw RF and a ballistic solver and I'll find $10k


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[Brock A]

Link is working again

https://www.birdforum.net/threads/new-swarovski-14-35x50-stabilised-scope.475701/

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[Wapiti151]

Nice to see Swaro playing with this. Pictures look interesting…spotter first strategy is also interesting.

 

[Brado16]

Now let’s see some IS Pures with a new/improved laser rangefinder with AB

 

[180ls1]

Don't stop there. Throw RF and a ballistic solver and I'll find $10k


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They have binos that will tell you what species of bird is in view. They should tell us what species of mammal walks in view + what it scores also.

Kinda crazy to think where the future is going.

 

[MuleyFever]

They have binos that will tell you what species of bird is in view. They should tell us what species of mammal walks in view + what it scores also.

Kinda crazy to think where the future is going.

One of the next steps will probably be AI that finds the the animal for you by recognizing the shape or something.

 

[River Reaper]

I had multiple days this year where the wind was blowing so hard I couldn’t tell what kind of buck I was looking at through my spotter at less than 500 yards, let alone further. This could be very useful.

 

[alexnelon]

They have binos that will tell you what species of bird is in view. They should tell us what species of mammal walks in view + what it scores also.

Kinda crazy to think where the future is going.

You can always look at what birders were doing 10 years ago to predict what hunters will be doing in 3-5 years.

Right now it's IS everything just like birders in 2012. Next it'll be back to big eyes or 115 spotters for everything. Then it'll be 50mm spotters with computers in them.

 

[MuleyFever]

Sounds like that 60mm Kite is better anyway.

 

[RS_Non-Res]

One of the next steps will probably be AI that finds the the animal for you by recognizing the shape or something.

Guys I work with do this already. Game-cam files though, not real time, yet. They can do species ID with a declared confidence range. Birds, rodents, weasels, deer, people, cars. The prompt is basically "what do you see in the 10k pictures in this file directory."

Image stabilization is useful on boats too.

 

[gonehuntin]

Very Interesting! Will be curios to see the price point on this.

 

[Jebel]

Sig sells a 16-32x60 spotter with image stabilization. I haven’t handled it, but I have sampled their binoculars with stabilization and was impressed.

OSCAR6™ HDX PRO

Compact Spotter with Optical Image Stabilization™. NO RECEIPTS NO WARRANTY CARDS FULLY-TRANSFERABLE FOREVER SIG SAUER® Infinite Guarantee™

www.sigsauer.com

 

[SikaSeeker]

THe Swarovski AX visio is the one with built in camera and display built in like range finders. Cool feature is for tour guides I think the camera can live stream the image to everyones phone. Maybe 20 max?

As to recognising antlers and picking out animals with tech now its trivial to do this. You could tether a camera to your smartphone running AI, could be an add on to your binocular. Its good theyre trying new products and ideas.