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Improving Species Differentiation in Trail Camera AI

Trail camera images are rarely perfect. Low light. Motion blur. Partial visibility. Animals caught mid‑step or half hidden behind vegetation. These are the real‑world conditions under which modern...

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Why it really is useful to have multiple trail cameras in the hunting ground

If you really want to understand your hunting ground, you shouldn’t just hunt there, but also observe it. This is precisely where trail cameras come into their own. You often notice far more than you...

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The ZEISS Secacam 1 under review

By Martje Meyer Instagram Trail cameras have become an integral part of my hunting grounds and everyday life. Above all, broadcasting cameras give me an excellent overview of the movements and...

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Paul Childerley – A Year of the ZEISS Conquest HDX

Instagram Interview Article We had the chance to catch up with our hunting ambassador, Paul Childerley on his experiencewith the ZEISS Conquest HDX binocular in it’s first year of release.Paul...

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My First Season Running a Duck Shoot

By Phil Taylor Instagram Ever since I began game shooting, I’ve dreamt of having my own shoot. Last year, that became reality on a farm where I’d been doing pest control. What started with feeding one...

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Smarter Wildlife Monitoring: A Field Test of the New App Image Filter

As someone who’s spent their life deeply connected to nature – through hunting, guiding, and protecting the Triglav National Park – technology has always played a valuable supporting role in my work....

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Getting Ready for Buck Hunting!

The countdown is over, and the moment you’ve been waiting for is finally here—roebuck hunting season is about to kick off! It’s time to grab your gear, gather your friends, and head into the woods for...

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How Do Front Diameter, Light Transmission, and Exit Pupil Size Impact Your...

Understanding the relationship between the front diameter lens, light transmission, and size of the exit pupil is crucial for selecting the right binoculars, especially for activities like buck...

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Do You Still Need Binoculars as a Hunter, or Can You Rely Solely on Thermal...

As technology continues to advance, many hunters are faced with the question: “Do I still need a pair of binoculars, or can I rely solely on thermal devices?” While thermal imaging has revolutionized...

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How Does the “Color the Night” Feature Revolutionize AI-Supported Trail Cameras?

In the ever-evolving world of wildlife observation and outdoor surveillance, AI-supported trail cameras have long been indispensable tools. Trail cameras capture the elusive nocturnal activities of...

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The new ZEISS Conquest HDX in the challenging terrain of Triglav National Park

A field report by hunter and ranger Jernej Legat Being a hunter and ranger in Triglav National Park in Slovenia is in Jernej’s blood. For almost 20 years, he has been jointly responsible for the...

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5 Tips to Optimizing Your ZEISS DTI 6 Viewing Experience.

Welcome to our guide on setting up your ZEISS DTI 6 thermal imaging device. Follow five easy steps to ensure you get the most out of your device. Jump to Top Tips! First of all, let’s look a little...

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What is the Difference Between a 60° and 100° Field of View in Trail Cameras?

One of the critical features to consider when selecting a trail camera is its field of view (FOV). The FOV determines how much of the scene the camera captures, and it can significantly impact your...

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“Can you spot it?”– Why the invisible becomes visible thanks to ZEISS AI...

A discussion with ZEISS experts about algorithms, data protection and the future of hunting. Artificial intelligence is no longer a dream of the future, but is now part of our everyday lives. Whether...

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Tips for deer hunting during rutting season

The most important info on the supreme discipline of hunting. Hunting during the rutting season often evokes two things in most hunters: questions and curiosity. If you’ve read up on the subject in...

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Robustness to rough conditions

Hunting optics must operate as advertised in the field and function in every hunting condition – rain, heat, snow or ice. Worrying whether your optics manufacturer’s waterproof claims are true or just...

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ZEISS Service – Customer-Oriented, Inhouse and Digital

An interview about the role of the ZEISS Service Department in the process of developing the ZEISS DTI thermal imaging camera and why customer feedback plays an essential role In the last part of our...

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From Freezing Cold in the Lab to Practical Tests on the Hunt

An interview about the extensive quality control tests ZEISS thermal imaging cameras undergo and why the laboratory has to be relocated to the forest from time to time. The next part of our series of...

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More things to consider when investing in new glass

Part 3: Exit pupil In addition to the lens aperture, the magnification plays a key role in image brightness. The larger the image on the retina, i.e. the larger the area on which available light is...

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Things to consider when investing in new glass

Part 1: Magnification (M) The first digit in the type designation indicates the magnification factor. With 10 x 56 binoculars, the observed object appears 10x larger than with the naked eye. To put it...

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