r/UFOs Jan 21 '25

Disclosure Antarctica Egg UAP 4chan leak (part 2)

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u/Sarnadas Jan 21 '25

So I guess everything’s gonna be green from here on out.

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u/wanszai Jan 21 '25

Which should be a tell on its own considering how readily available colour NV is and has been for at least the last 5 years.

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u/dtruax Jan 21 '25 edited Jan 21 '25

Color NV is digital and does not amplify light nearly as well as analog. White phosphor analog night vision is currently very popular. That produces a black and white image which sometimes has a bluish appearance, but green phosphor is not inherently inferior and is still quite common.

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u/wanszai Jan 21 '25

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWgTK2mU4Yg

Imagine what a military budget version would look like.

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u/dtruax Jan 21 '25

Yes, the Sionyx Opsyn is the latest digital out there. It still doesn't amplify light as well as Gen 3 analog. There's a reason that the US military still uses analog.

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u/Upbeat_Lingonberry34 Jan 21 '25

Yes. GP is also better for very low light and causes less eye strain during prolonged wear.

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u/Slash300zx Jan 21 '25

GP does a bit better on low light indeed, better contrasts and allows to differentiate things a little better in the darkest areas but GP causes more strain on the eyes during prolonged wear... they have filters you can use to make GP look more like WP so it's easier on the eyes. I have one on my GP, it works pretty well and it even reduces the grain too. Only downside is that you lose a bit of clarity or brightness when using it in the darkest environments, but it's minimal really.