Sionyx Opsin vs NVG30 🌕 Premium($1995) vs Budget ($445) Night Vision
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ค. 2024
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Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:51 Tabletop Comparison
02:16 Battery Options
03:06 Mounting Options
03:38 Weights
04:00 Video
04:28 UI
05:10 Eyepiece View
06:11 FOV
06:53 NO IR Comparison
07:37 Footage Comparison
09:50 Final Thoughts
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Thanks, been wanting to see these side by side. To me, NVG-30 is a great value. The Opsin is so close in price to Gen 3 analog that I’d probly just get a PVS-14 at that point.
Its even more than a very good gen2+ PVS-14.
I'll probably get a chance to throw up a OPSIN vs Gen2+ short on the GoodNiteGear channel - www.youtube.com/@GoodNiteGear
@@aesthetic8780 Have you seen the NNVT-4 tubes? Great tubes for the money and hold up well even in low light.
You can change the EV on the opsin to get a better exposure. You can overexpose the highlights to gain more light in the dark.
wow, im impressed. the opsin may do better detail, but i like the fact that the nvg30 doesnt get washed out by front or side facing lighting.
I just got my CQ35L the day before yesterday and am enjoying it☺
Awesome, have heard good things about hikmicro!
Honestly, all things considered, I'd rather save quite a bit of money and not have to deal with an external proprietary battery pack or the extra weight. I've got 18650s up the wazzu to feed an NVG30.
The external battery is nice for helmet use because it acts as the counter weight making it more comfortable
@@kyleclark6143 I suggest you get a pouch or carry case for those batteries. It's not very healthy to carry them up your wazzu.
I have dual NVG30s and they're able to keep up with gen 2 analog. The latency is not an issue and the sony starvis 2 sensors can process lights and darks nearly seamless as you can see in the video. I shoot with my NVG30s without a problem. These things are actually pretty legit ! Way way worth it.
Thats awesome to hear that they are working out so well for you!
Great video as always
Appreciate that
Oh wow what a great comparison. I really don't see $1500.00 worth of difference between these two at all. At $2k you might as well try to find a used PVS-14 or go with thermal, otherwise the NVG-30 seems to be the way to go.
Agreed!
A used PVS-14 Gen2+ or Gen3 is a solid performer that's been tried and tested in combat by militaries around the world for decades with well understood and mastered technology behind them.
The NVG30 is the only digital I would ever seriously consider because it has good performance to price (for digital), other than that my trusted Photonis 4G tube blows even the most expensive digital out the water. It's honestly a bit cheeky asking for analog PVS-14 prices for a digital unit of considerably worse performance.
Can you recommend a good high capacity 18650? Have the NVG 30, haven't really been able to get out and really test its capabilities quite yet, but would like some good strong secondary batteries. Plus, am considering setting up a helmet to accommodate a power pack that I can plug into the NVG 30 for longer duration use...thanks again...great video!
Hello!!!
Could you make a comparison between the nvg30 and an Aurora pro? or what would be your opinion on the matter between these devices, thank you
I wonder what would your opinion be on the sionyx aurora series like sionyx pro, sport , black and standard i know you can't buy all of these in one go so take your time and i will be patient.
Hello, as I compare parallel images from both nvgs I really wonder if NGV30 is really with a real X1 magnification. At least in your footage. Could you confirm the "null" magnification ? Anyway thank you for this very detailled video.
Realistically you have to look at the low light performance - that sorts out all night vision capable devices, the OPSIN is a genuine starlight only device, the sensor in the opsin is used in the DoD IVAS program for good reason. Also note the OPSIN has the ROI function which is used to look through complex lighting environments, you couple that with EV adjustment to get an optimal image (i noticed you didn't use this function and its specifically designed to deal with the situation you filmed). If you spend time with the OPSIN you will work out, that its a good device and can see right out to 1200nm - no other mass market, non-mil, digital device can do this. This means you can use a 1050nm illuminator which can not be seen by conventional filmed/filmless G3 IIT. The reason the OPSIN has the battery pack and weight, is because its fully balanced on the helmet - if you weigh the battery pack and the OPSIN you will see they are nearly identical weights.
the 1050nm part is very interesting to me, being able to illuminate without conventional tubes seeing it seems like an extremely underrated part... i dont know much about this stuff but what little ive read that seems like a major point few talk about. id love to see a video comparing some pvs14 and opsin with that 1050+
@@alphawolfgang173 Analog will still be able to detect the source of the light unless filters are put in place. At that point, the flashlight is going to be very dim to Opsin. Plus, Photonis/NNVT NVT-7 tubes do see a bit into that spectrum as well. SiOnyx did release a 1050nm IR light, but I have not seen any performance videos of it. So I have no idea how it would actually perform.
Thats the reason why we have Gen2+ with 1100nm IR spectrum.
@@aesthetic8780 As long as its Photonis, its not just any Gen 2
@@DjAlonDevil This is not correct, only specific types of Gen2 - Gen 3 taps out at about 980nm. Current Photonis G4+ see out to 1064nm. The 1050nm performs like a modest torch but is effective.
Nice! Just finished my Airsoft test video!
Awesome! Here's a link for anybody who wants to see how the NVG10 pairs with the GoodNiteGear MAWL C1+ close together for a 1v1 airsoft match - th-cam.com/video/-kySRJS5oBM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=3m1V5gm-b2ZbPPtF
Could you Review the mileseey tnv10? Would love to see it compared to the Nightfox Prowl.
I actually reviewed the TNV10 pretty recently! th-cam.com/video/pdt3Qea8qJU/w-d-xo.html Unfortunately the prowl is no longer in my possession but if you have any specific questions about how it stacks up to any of the night vision devices I've tested on the channel I can do my best to help!
I think Sionyx is on to something, and they're really taking digital night vision to a new level; however, for $2000, I'd rather buy a refurbished PVS-14.
Can you do a comparison to the DNV9 from hoplite?
I'll reach out to them to see if we can make that happen!
can you run the nvg 30 with no battery in the slot but connected to a power bank via the usb-c outlet? that would reduce weight on the front of your face and move it to the rear of the helmet
Yeah you can remove the battery and run the NVG30 via USB power!
I'm a noob to how this tech has progressed since I last used a PVS-14 in 2010... is it possible to do low cost, digital night vision with a thermal overlay?
There are not really any cheap options that I've seen with digital and thermal overlaid! I will keep my eye out though and as soon as something low cost becomes available I'll be sure to share it on the channel!
Small question, do you know thebdifference between nvg 20 and 30? Amozon says the under 500$ version is unavailable but I also see nvg 20 being refered to as a nvg 30 both onnamozon and youtube
I believe they are the same product, just different dealers referring to it as different model numbers.
Would you be able to do a video with just footage of the NVG30 being used indoors where your constantly moving please?
Will see about making that happen. Will need to find a good location for that. I'll let you know if I can and will probably post that on the GoodNiteGear channel - www.youtube.com/@GoodNiteGear
@@UrbanSurvivor Cheers thank you!
Does the MAWL C1 clone also support touchpads? Do you ship to the EU?
If I may be so bold on this one (can't address the shipping side of things), but I am doing a torture test and field test of the MAWL C1 clone atm... It IS compatibale with touchpads. It has connection ports (one for laser, one for light). Hope that helps!
Thanks for chiming in and confirming this Matt! and we do ship to the EU Mr_Glenn!
@@PhantomLlamasDen sick! Let me know when the video drops! I'll give it a watch!
Nvg30 vs sionyx aurora because many people buy aurora's
Thanks for the idea! I'll see about trying to make that video happen.
And with no moon about.
if you can get your hand on an ADNV-G14P,maybe you can compare it with the Opsin? Hype Militaria already made comparison with the NVG30. Apparently it can go head to head with a Gen 3 analog at 100fps
I've reached out to them to see if we can work something out. They are trying to charge me too much for one right now lol
@@UrbanSurvivor Just FYI there are two models available. One is the ADNV-G14SE which is more of a budget version with lower specs but it's 1200$ on Alibaba. The other model is the ADNV-G14P-2024 which has better specs but is ~2200$ on Alibaba.
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Thank you!
For high light environment, set the setting to 90Hz, 2D noise off, color mode and lower the EV gain. For low light, set it to 30Hz, 2D noise on, monochrome and turn the EV gain up. NUC is conflicting, some tests show to be useful during low light and others don't. So you can play around with it. Same with ROI.
Overall I like the NVG30, it's a good device for the money. SiOnyx should definitely improve the Opsin because it's a bit lacking. You should look into the DNV-9 project next.
Will be reaching out to Hoplite about the DNV9 soon! Had my eye on that for a while and a few other people mentioned that it would be good to check out!
Get your hands on the DNV9 and do a comparison
I'm going to reach out to them to see if we can make that happen!