You'll experience crisp nighttime imagery and gain range information for accurate shooting with the NV008SP2 Night Vision Scope with Laser Rangefinder from PARD. The NV008SP2 features a 0.001-lux, 2688 x 1520 CMOS sensor and an 850nm infrared illuminator with three output levels so you can use just the right amount of low-glow IR. The rangefinder can measure up to 3280 feet and features a ballistic calculator for maximum accuracy. Capture 2650 x 1440 video with sound, including 20-clips using the Recoil-Activated Record feature, and save them to a microSD card up to 128GB or share them over Wi-Fi via the PardVision app. The scope is powered by an 18650 battery and is rated IP67 waterproof.

2688 x 1520 Imaging Sensor    Low 0.001 Lux Image Sensitivity    Precise Ballistic Calculation Technology    Up to 1150' 3-Level IR Illuminator    3280' LRF Distance    6.5x Optical Zoom, 13x Digital    Angle of View: 4.6 x 3.4°    2x Picture-in-Picture Magnification    HDMI/Wi-Fi Transmission    1920 x 1080 at 30 fps microSD Recording

• 6.5 optical magnification, 6.5-13x continuous digital zoom
• 4.6 x 3.4° angle of view
• 1440 x 1080 OLED display
• Choice of six reticles in white, yellow, and green
• Wireless image transmission over built-in Wi-Fi
• Viewing and video features include picture-in-picture, manual and automatic video activation, loop recording, time stamp, and exposure compensation
• IP67 waterproof
• Foldable front lens cap
• Intuitive focus lever
• Withstands up to 6000J recoil impact
• Gyroscope
• Electronic compass

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What flash unit is compatible with this camera? Preferably a low cost option of one exists.

A: If you are looking for a flash that has manual output control (as the Leica M-A (Typ 127) Rangefinder Camera is not compatible with TTL flashes), then the Bolt VD-410 Manual Flash, B&H # BOMHSF, would be the most economical recommendation, while the Yongnuo YN560-IV Speedlite, B&H # YOYN560IV, would be a much more powerful flash for a slightly higher price output. If you are simply looking for an inexpensive manual flash and do not need output control, then the Holga Holgon Manual Electronic Flash, B&H # HOMF, would be a low-cost option for your needs.

Q: 2. What frame lines are supported in the viewfinder?

A: The Leica MP 0.72 Rangefinder Camera has frame lines for, 35mm, 135mm, 50mm, 75mm 28mm and 90mm. Page 79 in the manual describes this, https://bhpho.to/3IAr0Qy .

Q: 3. What’s the use of the iso dial at the back if there is no exposure reading from the camera?

A: The the ISO indicator on the back of the Leica M-A (Typ 127) Rangefinder Camera (Silver) BH #LEMAS is just a reminder. So you set it according to the film you are using.

Q: 4. What's the difference between this and a M-4P?

A: The Leica M-4P did not have a light meter, and has been off the market for many years.

Q: 5. Does this come with an instruction manual?

A: They do not include a paper manual. They do offer the manual to be viewed on a computer via PDF document included on the software with the camera as well as posted on Leica's website.

Q: 6. Black or Silver? Are they made from different materials?

A: There is no difference in materials.

Q: 7. Why is there no Logo on front, top, or back of camera???

A: It is just a design on this Leica film camera not to have a Leica logo.

Q: 8. What is the material used for the side wrapping? Is it leather or some other type of animal skin?

A: The camera is wrapped in leather.

Q: 9. Does the silver MP come with the rapid rewinder attachment as depicted in the product photos?

A: No, My silver MP didn't come with it. If it comes, it would be great!

Q: 10. What material is the metal part of the camera? Brass?

A: The material of the metal part of the Leica MP 0.72 Rangefinder camera is brass.