Your Browser is OutdatedQ&A for Longshot by Target Vision Hawk Smart Spotting Scopes Camera — 11 Questions & 11 Answers
The Hawk works best and has the least delay with only one device connected at a time. The video feed delay is typically less than one second but may be as high as 2 seconds for short periods of time.
The Longshot by Target Vision Hawk Smart Spotting Scopes Camera is not designed to work with a telescope and will only fit an eyepiece that is between 36mm and 58mm.
The optical range is provided by your scope and the wifi should can reach up to 50 yards in the right circumstances. Interference and the phone or tablet being used will affect the range.
The Hawk fits eyepieces between 38mm and 56mm.
Yes it does and it works very well with it.
If I'm understanding your question correctly, yes you can. The camera uses the optical zoom of your spotting scope to get the initial zoomed in image and then after you have the live video feed in the app, you can digitally zoom up to 8 times on the image.
Hello, I can answer questions about the product but as the manufacturer I don't have the ability to edit Optics Planet photos. If you email our company at info@longshotcameras.com I could send you more pictures.
The HAWK is able to transmit to a phone or tablet up to 50 yards away with clear line of sight to the mobile device.
Yes, it will work. It does not need Wi-Fi.
It has a Resolution: 1920 X 1080 if you want megapixels exactly would have to reach out to manufacture for that question.