ASTROSCOPE 9350EOS-3V-PRO-PINNACLE NIGHT VISION ADAPTER FOR CANON EOS-TYPE SLR CAMERAS W/ VARIABLE GAIN CONTROL

Convert Your Digital SLR Camera Into a High-Performance Night Vision System. Electrophysics AstroScope is an advanced night vision module that incorporates a state-of-the-art Gen 3 PINNACLE image intensifier tube that transforms dark scenes (below 10-4 lux) into bright, high-resolution images. The AstroScope 9350EOS-3V-PRO is specifically designed for Canon EOS-type SLR cameras and mounts between the camera body and Canon EOS lenses using the standard Canon bayonet. AstroScope incorporates a high quality optic designed specifically for today’s digital SLR cameras and delivers full frame images with little or no vignetting.

Camera Compatibility: Seamless electronic integration with Canon SLR cameras (film & digital) using EOS lenses
Image Intensifier: Exceptional-grade, interchangeable, Gen 3 PRO PINNACLE 64 lp/mm (Min) image intensifier tube specially selected for extraordinary sensitivity, resolution and contrast characteristics required for critical low-light photographic tasks
Relay Optics: Fast (approx. f/1.2) custom relay optics engineered to deliver the highest performance available for Night Vision photography
Light-Gathering Performance: 10 to 12 f/Stop improvement
Lens Mounts: Canon EOS bayonet lens mounts
Power: Host interfaced power—AstroScope draws minimal power directly from camera (sensitive image intensifier is only energized when the shutter button is depressed, protecting the unit from bright light sources)
Chassis - Rugged, compact, and versatile epoxy-coated aluminum chassis designed for use in field environments
Length: 4.9” (124 mm)
Maximum Diameter: 2.6” (66 mm)
Weight: 22.8 oz (646 g)

ITT PINNACLE Image Intensifier Tube - Thin-Filmed/Auto-Gated
Variable Gain Control for enhanced performance in altering light conditions
Use High Performance Canon Lenses and Retain Lens Functions
No Back Focus Adjustment Required
No Vignetting on Most Platforms
User-Friendly, Rugged Design—Installs in Under 10 Seconds
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