Does this device compensate (i.e. not blind you) if you accidentally look at something bright like a campfire?
359164
It will not harm the device. It will give you a bright screen with an over exposure message. Not a big problem you are going to be NIGHT Blind in the eye you are using anyway.
359165
It does not automatically compensate for this, but the settings allow you to correct it quickly. So, you have the gain set to the highest level (in order to gather in the most light), a bright light can be too much.
387896
Even if it does ... It does not appear to affect your viewing area or are that is alumina tied by The IR light. I ended up purchasing a separate IR Torch as the IR light that coming with the unit, does glow a dull red so it is difficult to remain covert or concealed.
802328
Yes it has a strobe but I don't believe it remembers the setting you were on.
2052332
No Shauna, it's not all THAT bright. It's bright enough, but not so much so that it will hurt your eyes. Of course I'd only use the strobe feature for a highway warning or something like that. But the normal light settings are just like having a two-brightness lightbulb. I bought my two mainly for home usage when our electricity goes out; but they'd be handy for camping or keeping one in your car as well.
2071749
Night vision works pretty well. It's a small screen. I would not use it to try to find my way in the dark, but you can see objects.
1344297
You will notice it especially if you are outside in the dark. I have not paid much attention to it because we wanted this device as an interior alarm in our office. But I think it will do what you need in a situation.
165006
Yes it can. This is not like a red dot/holographic sight. There are normal crosshairs that have the ability to be illuminated.
1784222
I believe it can as I have mine adjusted downward pretty good so I don't blind my neighbor. I had the light adjusted downward more when I installed it, but at dusk when the light came on it immediately started strobing. I had to adjust the light more upward until the light stayed on. The sensor was reflecting off something.
918147
Yes. You can see the light blinking through clothes too! I use this device everyday. I wish I knew of this device with my toddler, I would have slept better!!
1029240
it is a bright flash light but if the lake is not completely clear it will reflect back at you. I suggest diving for it
807353
Yes indeed. Once the red lights start blinking and while looking into the eye spot you'll see a spot that reflects like a flash it'll apear bright red flash that's the lens of the hidden camera. As far with signal depends on what type of electronic is nearby within the room
730093
Yes, but it is quite small and might only be used as a guide when lighting makes looking at the screen difficult.
1679978
You will not see a "flash" like you have with a normal camera.....you will be able to see the flash light up with a bright red face......maybe if you elevate it above normal eye level you will avoid them seeing it.
13502
No it does not. Someone looking from above will be able to view what is on screen. It only works if viewing from the side.
127445
I believe Sightmark claims it is. The lowest brightness setting is just barely visible, should be just right for it.
2082162
Not really bright. It is meant to be able to find your way around in the dark of a tent but would probably be insufficient to read by. Not sure why you need the light on when you leave the tent??
1311261
Definitely not. I can barely see to walk around or look at a computer screen. The light is *very* bright for the 30 minutes you wear it.