Knowing the distance to your target is crucial, and the Secutor LRF 50-640 Thermal Imaging Riflescope with Laser Rangefinder from AGM eliminates the guesswork. The rangefinder gives you a readout for objects up to 1093 yards away with ± 4-yard accuracy. Along with range, the Secutor gives you a good look at targets in near-dark and dark conditions, with 2.5x base magnification and up to 8x digital zoom, an assortment of reticle types, and images in four colors. The under-20 NETD rating assures a low-noise view. The scope runs on four CR123A batteries that deliver 6 hours of runtime, so you can hunt well into the night. You can also capture and save video to built-in memory or export it via Wi-Fi or USB-C. The 50mm lens yields an 8.8 x 7.0° field of view. Rated IP67, the scope is designed to withstand rainy or dusty conditions.

1093-Yard Laser Rangefinder    640 x 512 Thermal Sensor    Under 20mK NETD    Digital Compass    1024 x 768 OLED Display    2.5x Magnification, 1-8x Digital    Shot-Activated Recording    Wi-Fi Video Streaming    Uses 4 CR123A Batteries    IP67 Waterproof & Dust-Tight

• Sub-20mK NETD for low-noise imagery
• Class 1 eye-safe 1093-yard laser rangefinder with ± 4-yard accuracy
• 640 x 512 resolution, 12-micron sensor
• 50 Hz refresh rate for smooth video
• 1024 x 768 OLED display
• Black hot, red hot, white hot, fusion color palettes
• 10 reticles to choose from and digital impact point correction
• 2.5x optical magnification and 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x digital zoom
• Onboard video/audio recording and image capture
• Built-in eMMC memory, 16 GB
• Shot-Activated Recording
• Wi-Fi data transmission and hotspot
• Highest temperature spot tracking
• Defective pixel correction
• Burn prevention
• Standby mode
• IP67 waterproof and dust-tight
• Withstands recoil up to 1000G

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. the ursa mini pro and ursamini 4.6k now has 3K 4:3 anamorphic mode, with that being said this 2x anamorphot should work with it correct?

A: Yes, it should work if paired with an appropriate focal length as stated by SLR Magic.

Q: 2. Would I need diopters if I buy the rangefinger?

A: You do not need diopters if you get the Rangefinder.

Q: 3. Does this come with the three step up rings as I have seen in online reviews?

A: No, this kit does not. It is the 1.33 standalone lens that comes with the step up rings. That is here: SLR Magic Anamorphot-50 1.33x Anamorphic Adapter B&H # SLRA50133X.

Q: 4. What is the rangefinder for ?

A: The Rangefinder simplifies focusing with anamorphic lenses. It provides a calibrated focus scale, marked in feet, industry standard focus direction, and a cine-style focus gear for your lens set-up. You can also use it on lenses without an anamorphic adapter, which is useful for Nikon lenses that focus in the opposite direction from cine-style lenses, or when using lenses that do not have focus gear or reliable distance markings.

Q: 5. Can I use this anamorphic adapter with a Fujifilm GFX 100 and a G mount lens?

A: You cannot. The GFX 100 is a Medium Format camera, which is larger than Full Frame. You will not be able to use this kind product on a Medium Format camera.

Q: 6. Can I put a 72-77 step up ring on a lens, and then attach this and keep full functionality?

A: That may not be possible. The Anamorphot product only works with lenses that have a 50mm front diameter or less. The 72mm aspect is the front of the Anamorphot to attach to the Rangefinder.

Q: 7. What taking lenses should I use with anamorphot 2.0X and a full frame Canon 5D MKIII? I contacted SLR Magic technical support and they told me a canon 40mm f2.8 would fit but Im not sure it wont get vignetting. Ive read the B&H specs and they say that lenses between 70-100mm would do the Job with a full frame sensor. Please anyone experienced with a Canon 5D MKIII and the anamorphot 2.0X?

A: For a full frame camera like the Canon 5D Mark III, 70mm or higher is recommended. The statement that SLR Magic said a Canon 40mm F/2.8 would work is contradicting two points. 1. The Canon 40mm f/2.8 is an APS-C lens and cannot be used on a 5D Mark III and 2. our information says for an APS-C sensor 50mm would be the widest. While 70mm seem rather long, remember the 2x widens the angle of view by that much so in effect, that 70mm sees left to right as much as a 35mm lens.

Q: 8. how would this work on a ursa mini 4.6k? what is the widest lens i could use?

A: The 2x squeeze is very wide. If the ursa mini 4.6 shoots at 16:9, you might prefer the 1.33x, which gives 2.35:1 cinemascope. The 2x with 4:3 format gives 2.66:1, which has to be cropped if you want CS.The minimum focal length depends on a lot of factors (including how close you get the lens to the adapter). Trial and error with different taking lenses is required. In general, do not expect to go too much below say 30 - 40 mm.

Q: 9. Can you use the Panasonic 35-100MM f 2.8 Zoom with this setup?

A: You can use this on any lens it fits and any camera the lens fits. However, since the performance of the Anamorphot is very dependent on the lens, it is suggested that for best performance you use heavy duty primes not lightweight front focus focus by wire zooms. You could fit this adapter to that lens with Sensei 67-62mm Step-Down Ring B&H # SESDR6762. However, it would be our opinion that the Panasonic Lumix G X Vario 35-100mm f/2.8 would not be truly suitable for the Anamorphot.

Q: 10. I use Canon 5D MARk IV, buying SLR Magic Anamorphot-50 1.33x with Rangefinder, which lens should i need to buy for screwing it on them?I mean which lens is best tips with SLR Magic Anamorphot-50 1.33x with Rangefinder?

A: The Canon EF 50mm f/1.4 USM Lens should work well. It has a 58mm filter thread and is not that large of a lens.https://bhpho.to/2aTfcfk