Transform Nikon and Canon dSLR cameras into night vision photography systems with AstroScope 9350NIK and AstroScope 9350EOS. Capture high resolution images at night and in low-light situations otherwise too dark for unintensified digital cameras. Light amplification is equivalent to an 8-10 F-stop improvement so that moonlit or starlit scenes are transformed into bright images. Now available for full-format digital cameras and with variable gain.

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Designed for use with high performance ENG Electronic News Gathering Cameras having 1/2" or 2/3" bayonet mounts. These AstroScope night vision modules deliver very high quality night-time video images for professional broadcasters. Mounted between the camera and the lens, the AstroScope module amplifies low-light scenes so they are easily viewed and recorded by the host camera. Also available for Sony 1/2" bayonet-mount cameras.

Transforms dark scenes (below 10^-4 lux) into bright, high resolution imagery. These AstroScope Night Vision Camcorder assemblies are specifically designed for many portable fixed lens camcorders to produce high-quality video under very demanding conditions. Additionally, Electrophysics now offers the world's first HD night vision camera systems. Specifically designed for popular Sony®, Panasonic®, Canon® and JVC® high-definition prosumer camcorder models, they produce high-quality, high resolution night-time video.

Designed for night-time or low-light video recording. Creates a compact, powerful system that adds night vision capabilities to most CCTV cameras. Requires little set up and no calibration or specialized training. Installs in three easy steps, and allows the user to retain full control of the lens iris and zoom.

Designed for versatile night-time field observation and video recording, this pocketscope is similar to US military PVS-14, differing because of its versatile C-mount for variety of lenses and because of its rugged alloy housing. The scope quickly transforms from a monocular device to a camera/camcorder attachment for night vision video collection.

This night vision pocketscope retains the same modular design inherent in many other AstroScope configurations permitting the use of the central intensification unit (CIU) to be moved to multiple imaging platforms. Field expedient, switching from a night vision photography platform to a pocketscope configuration (and vice-versa) is as quick and easy as changing a lens.

Current US military issue, this single-tube night vision goggle is designed for use in starlight conditions permitting hands free operation. Powered by two AA batteries, the AN/PVS-7 has a quick release feature making it quick and easy to put on and take off. A neck strap safely holds them when not in use, and a bright-light limitation and cut-off prevent the user from being blinded by headlights or other visible light sources.