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What is the Difference Between a 60° and 100° Field of View in Trail Cameras?
Let’s explore the differences between trail cameras with a 60° FOV and those with a 100° FOV, helping you make an informed decision.
“Can you spot it?” – Why the invisible becomes visible thanks to ZEISS AI animal recognition
AI-supported animal recognition is particularly useful for images where it is not immediately clear whether there is an animal in the picture at all, for example if it is hidden behind a bush or in the darker areas of a night shot.
Tips for deer hunting during rutting season
Hunting during the rutting season often evokes two things in most hunters: questions and curiosity. If you’ve read up on the subject in relevant books, you’ll quickly come to the conclusion that there are many different opinions.
Robustness to rough conditions
Hunting optics must operate as advertised in the field and function in every hunting condition – rain, heat or snow. Learn more how we ensure robustness.
ZEISS Service – Customer-Oriented, Inhouse and Digital
An interview about the role of the ZEISS Service Department in the process of developing the ZEISS DTI thermal imaging camera and why customer feedback plays an essential role.
From Freezing Cold in the Lab to Practical Tests on the Hunt
An interview about the extensive quality control tests ZEISS thermal imaging cameras undergo and why the laboratory has to be relocated to the forest from time to time.
More things to consider when investing in new glass
In addition to the lens aperture, the magnification plays a key role in image brightness. The larger the image on the retina, i.e. the larger the area on which available light is distributed the darker the image.
Things to consider when investing in new glass
There are things to consider when investing in new glass. Higher magnifications deliver a larger image and, better detail recognition. Learn more.
How to have a successful wild boar hunt – Guaranteed!
For a successful hunt, in addition to right equipment, one thing is particularly important: understanding the behavior of the boars and sows. Learn more.
The optimized ZEISS eyebox
The eye box should be as large as possible so that the eye can detect the sharpest possible image over the entire field of view, even if it isn’t positioned exactly.