Bushnell Imageview

Bushnell Imageview

What are VGA cameras?

I'm looking into buying one of those binocular camera and on some of them they'll tell me their 2.1 mp or whatever and on others they'll tell me they have VGA cameras. Here's the one i was looking at.
Thanks for the help!

http://www.opticsplanet.net/bushnell-imageview-binocular-111026.html

Video Graphics Array

They have very poor visual quality. I would look into something else.

But here is what the details about it are, if you were still wondering. Take a look at the picture in my source. Scroll down and you'll see. It's very glitchy.

The VGA specifications are as follows:

* 256 KB Video RAM
* 16-color and 256-color modes
* 262,144-value color palette (six bits each for red, green, and blue)
* Selectable 25.175 MHz [3] or 28.322 MHz master clock
* Maximum of 720 horizontal pixels[4]
* Maximum of 480 lines[5]
* Refresh rates at up to 70 Hz [6]
* Vertical Blanking interrupt (Not all clone cards support this.)
* Planar mode: up to 16 colors (4 bit planes)
* Packed-pixel mode: 256 colors (Mode 13h)
* Hardware smooth scrolling support
* Some "Raster Ops" support
* Barrel shifter
* Split screen support
* 0.7 V peak-to-peak [7]
* 75 ohm double-terminated impedance (18.7mA - 13mW)

The VGA supports both All Points Addressable graphics modes, and alphanumeric text modes. Standard graphics modes are

* 640×480 in 16 colors
* 640×350 in 16 colors
* 320×200 in 16 colors
* 320×200 in 256 colors (Mode 13h)

As well as the standard modes, VGA can be configured to emulate many of the modes of its predecessors (EGA, CGA, and MDA).

The pinout can be found in the VGA connector page.

Pocket Binoculars

Pocket Binoculars

Where can I find good binoculars in Trivandrum?

field, for nature viewing, pocket size, max magnification

Night vision equipment for the outdoor sportsperson. Choose from a wide variety of infrared night vision binoculars, goggles and monculars.
Try visit this web site:http://safari-binoculars.blogspot.com/

Ruby Red

Ruby Red

Good drink with absolute ruby red?

Hey i have a bottle of ruby red and was wondering what is a good mixer with it.

Red Bull

Binoculars Hunting

Binoculars Hunting

What brand of binoculars are good but not overly expensive?

I want to get someone a set of binoculars for christmas, he uses them for hunting. I only want to spend about 50 dollars on them, anyone have any advice about brand or type or something? I'm thinking either Gander Mountain or Fleet Farm?

I take people out birdwatching I have several loaners:

http://www.opticsplanet.net/bushnell-binoculars-12x32-powerview-roof.html

http://www.opticsplanet.net/tasco-10x50-essentials.html

http://www.opticsplanet.net/tasco-essentials-binoculars-frp-compact-12x32-es1232.html

http://www.opticsplanet.net/tasco-essentials-binoculars-frp-compact-10x32-es1032.html

http://www.opticsplanet.net/bushnell-binoculars-10x32-frp-black-powerview-calm.html

Tasco and Bushnell are the same company. The basic lines are quite good.

Sakura Binoculars

Sakura Binoculars

Which binocular is more powerful? I have to make a choice between 20x180x100 and 21 - 260 X 60 both Sakura?

What? Every binocular stat I've ever seen has 2 numbers not 3.

The first number is the magnification, or in other words "power"

2nd number is the size of the objective lens, which determines their light gathering ability (objective lenses are the big ones that are out in front of the binoculars)

So my 10X50 binoculars magnify stuff 10 times and have 50mm objective lenses.

The ones with the biggest first number will be the most "powerful".

Edit: After looking them up the first one magnifies anywhere from 20-180 times and the 2nd one magnifies anywhere from 21-260 times, making the 21 - 260 X 60 more powerful.

BUT I don't recommend going with the 2nd one, that's simply too much magnification for 60mm lenses. Your magnification is going to exceed your light gathering ability and you're going to be disappointed.

Unless you're upgrading from inferior binoculars I'd start out with more modest ones. 10X50s are a great starter binocular. And if you do get something with huge magnification like that you're going to want a tripod. No way you'll be able to get the image that stable. I have 10X50s and even those are difficult to hold steady enough to get a satisfying image unless you're looking at the moon or maybe a decent sized deep space object like andromeda galaxy or omega centauri.

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