2 Things You’ll Love About the Nocpix ACE S60R

The Nocpix ACE S60R 1280x1024 thermal scope is a high-end, highly capable option with a lot of unique features and functionality to support night hunters. 

This post could go on and on about the speed of the sensor, its integrated laser rangefinder, or any of its other features, but instead we’re going to focus on two unique things you’ll probably love about it that don’t always get center stage. 

It’s Ocular Zoom-Capable 

Thermal scopes are electronic devices, one way or the other. The vast majority of conventional optical scopes are not. 

When you use the throw lever to zoom in with an optical scope, what you’re doing is adjusting the internal lenses to physically zoom in on the target. This is called ocular zoom.

When you zoom in with most thermal scopes, the internal processor electronically magnifies the image. This is called e-zoom or digital zoom. 

The problem with the latter is that the image on the display loses resolution in proportion to how far in you zoom when using digital zoom functionality. Zoom in too far and the image will get all grainy. 

Now, the Nocpix ACE S60R does support digital zoom (up to 24x) but it also supports true ocular zoom, from 1-3x magnification. 

This means that you can magnify your sight picture using ocular zoom functionality (like a regular rifle scope) without a significant loss of detail. It is a groundbreaking feature among thermal scopes. 

The AMOLED Display Supports Multiple Color Palettes 

Another really cool feature of the Nocpix ACE S60R (although this is by no means unique to this thermal scope) is the fact that the AMOLED display supports numerous color palettes. 

Among these are white hot, red hot, black hot, color, violet, viridian, and most importantly, crimson.

Crimson is a very valuable color palette for night hunters because red light is not as harsh on your eyes as other wavelengths. 

Without getting too deep into the physics, red light does not immediately ruin your night vision like other wavelengths of light do. As a result, the crimson color palette setting on the display of the Nocpix ACE S60R is extremely utilitarian to night hunters. 

For one, it helps preserve night vision, which can help prevent the “night blindness” that often afflicts hunters that spend most of their time in the field after dark. For another, it can help prevent discomfort associated with other wavelengths of light. 

It is one of the most practical and hunter-friendly features of this thermal scope. 

The only question that remains now is that of where you can get one. 

Want a Nocpix ACE S60R for Your Rifle? 

Looking for a Nocpix ACE S60R for your rifle? Visit Dark Night Outdoors or get in touch with them directly at 309-781-8421. They carry a wide range of thermal scopes and other optics from the top brands; Nocpix is just one of them, and they do carry the scope that is the focus here. 

Regardless, even if an ACE S60R is not the best choice for you, they’ll help you find the best thermal scope for your intended application, and will even make personalized recommendations. Visit their website to learn more or contact them directly today.

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