Thread: Thermal handhelds - how far can you really spot an animal?

Originally Posted by Sarvo

12μm 40mK iRay (infiRay) betters all above
By far the best Bang 4 Buck

Ok So pixel pitch enables smaller lense size. It doesnt have too much to do with ability to resolve. Germanium objective lense being the most expensive part of a thermal, manufacturers are heading that way but cost is still a factor. And a Netd sub 40mk is pretty meh.

Originally Posted by 55six

Ok So pixel pitch enables smaller lense size. It doesnt have too much to do with ability to resolve. Germanium objective lense being the most expensive part of a thermal, manufacturers are heading that way but cost is still a factor. And a Netd sub 40mk is pretty meh.

Have you tried 12μm in 50mm ??
Diff between 35 and 40 is negligible

PS
What does "meh" mean

Originally Posted by Sarvo

Have you tried 12μm in 50mm ??
Diff between 35 and 40 is negligible

PS
What does "meh" mean

@Sarvo I'm by no means adding any substance to thermals, but to answer your question:

meh
[mɛ]
EXCLAMATION
expressing a lack of interest or enthusiasm.
"meh, I'm not impressed so far"

ADJECTIVE
uninspiring; unexceptional.
"a lot of his movies are … meh"

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I was quite surprised to find the word has been added to the Oxford dictionary lol

Originally Posted by Sasquatch

@Sarvo I'm by no means adding any substance to thermals, but to answer your question:

meh
[mɛ]
EXCLAMATION
expressing a lack of interest or enthusiasm.
"meh, I'm not impressed so far"

ADJECTIVE
uninspiring; unexceptional.
"a lot of his movies are … meh"

PS

I was quite surprised to find the word has been added to the Oxford dictionary lol

It's obviously a woke Millennial addition then

Originally Posted by Sarvo

It's obviously a woke Millennial addition then

Ha, my Jewish girlfriend used it in the 90's when I lived in the USA.