what is the maximum range of view?
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I have used these with good results to see as far as 300 feet with good detail of a human figure in semi open woods with some brush in between. I think they are a 4 out of 5. good buy
1006482
Range is actually the Guide number divided by the F number of the lens. With a typical f3.5 to 5.6 kit lens the range at ISO 100 will be 18.5 Ft @f 3.5 and 11.6 FT. @ f 5.6. If the ISO is increased to ISO-400, the range @ f 3.5 is increased to 37 Ft. and will be 23 Ft. @ f 5.6 Only at ISO-800 can the range extend to 65 Ft. and then only at f3.5.
191010
Your question is not easy to answer. My idea of bright over a certain distance may not agree with your ideas. Anyway, the flashlight produces a very bright center spot dimming gradually as it spreads to the sides. At about 25 to 35-ft, that spot of very bright illumination (near daylight to you, blinding to the subject) will be about 6 to 8-ft wide spreading out to well illuminate an area roughly twice that size. I'd say the maximum range of very bright light is about 75-100-ft, but you'll still see your subject well beyond that.
1365033
Not sure but I think the max is three. Thought it was specified on clarity page
1473035
It's clear up about 15-20 ft. You can see further but it's hard to make out the object because the image gets smaller as you look further.
1801797
We have the camera mounted on a garage about 60' from our cottage. I'm guessing we are getting about 100' field of view at that distance. More than adequate.
1006483
Range is actually the Guide number divided by the F number of the lens.With a typical f3.5 to 5.6 kit lens the range at ISO 100 will be 18.5 Ft @f 3.5 and 11.6 FT. @ f 5.6.If the ISO is increased to ISO-400, the range @ f 3.5 is increased to 37 Ft. and will be 23 Ft. @ f 5.6Only at ISO-800 can the range extend to 65 Ft. and then only at f3.5.
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As it has a variable power setting, it will really depend on at what range you intend to use it. The field of view on it's lower power is quite wide but natuaraly narrows as you zoom in. For mid power of about 5x or so, I would descibe the viewing agle as wide.
2193131
It seems to be by the distance from the screen. We just installed it and then adjusted it until it gave the best view
2013047
The max viewing angle is 60 degrees; this is more of a long distance camera, therefore it carries relatively narrow lens. If you are looking to get a wide angle camera, please visit the following link to view this max. 115degrees camera: http://www.amazon.com/GW-Security-Professional-Surveillance-Outdoor/dp/B006VXWQ9S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389397938&sr=8-1&keywords=gw50wd
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I don't know what the angle of vision is (I'm sure it's in the specifications), but a real life example: I have this mounted to look at my back garden, and I can see in good detail around 30ft wide field of view, at around 10ft distance. In other words, I can see around 30ft left-to-right of what's around 10ft away from the camera...
2152994
Very wide screen view, great night vision at 30 to 40 feet. going to replace all my camera with this model.
1570888
Maybe a foot across diagonally. Range? It will fly beyond your ability to see it. That's when things get dicey!
1143872
Depending upon ambient light and surface reflectiveness, but anywhere from 30-60 feet for small object, and slightly farther for large objects. Indoors it will see an entire room with good clarity. Outdoors it is more limited.
265365
You can focus on objects as close as 1.5 feet. For distance viewing, it brings everything 6-8 times closer depending on which model you get.
882956
Not as far as I know. I had to mount it on the far corner of the house to get a wider view.
1567228
Q: How far can you see with this pair of binoculars? A: Minimum distance = 40 feet. Maximum distance = Infinity e.g. you can see the Moon and the stars like the Milky Way etc. Looking at the earths horizon at any given distance you'll see everything 15 times closer. Just bear in mind that everything is seen 15 times closer than what you see with your naked eyes. Thats the key answer to your question.