Spotters have become an indispensable tool for many hunters and nature enthusiasts when observation in the dark or difficult lighting conditions is necessary. There are two primary technologies: night vision and thermal optics, each of which has its strengths and areas of application.

Nightvision spotters , represented by PARD , amplify the existing light from the moon, stars or other sources and make it possible to see animals and surroundings in the dark. They provide a more lifelike image of the terrain and are particularly suitable for precision observation where clear details and contrast are desired. PARD offers nightvision spotters that can be used handheld as standalone units, and which can also function as a clip-on in front of an existing day scope, providing flexibility for hunters who want to combine night and day optics.

Thermal spotters , offered by both PARD and NOCPIX , detect heat from animals and objects, making heat sources visible, even in total darkness or through vegetation. Thermal spotters are ideal for quickly locating game over greater distances and provide an overview of the terrain that is not dependent on light levels. PARD's and NOCPIX's thermal spotters are available in a variety of sensor resolutions, sizes and features, including digital zoom, image capture and built-in IR illumination, making them well-suited for both nocturnal species control and general wildlife observation.

In summary, night vision spotters offer a realistic image based on light amplification, while thermal spotters make hot sources visible, regardless of lighting conditions. With PARD's night vision and PARD's and NOCPIX's thermal spotters, hunters and nature lovers have access to advanced, user-friendly and reliable observation technologies that can be adapted to different hunting and observation needs.