Thermal and digital night vision optics work differently. Thermal imaging detects heat signatures and can be used in darkness, daylight and visually obstructed conditions. Digital night vision uses an image sensor to provide greater visible detail in low-light or nighttime environments.

When comparing Osprey Global thermal and night vision optics, consider:

• Thermal sensor resolution
  
• Detection range
  
• Digital magnification
  
• Display size and resolution
  
• Thermal color palettes
  
• Day and night viewing modes
  
• Recording and Wi-Fi capability
  
• Battery runtime
  
• Size and weight
  
• Mounting compatibility
  

Rocky Mountain Optics specializes exclusively in Osprey Global products and offers both compact thermal optics and combined thermal/digital night vision systems. Review each product page for current specifications and included equipment before choosing the optic that best fits your application.