
Author: Stephan
Thermal imaging expert
synopsis
- The new Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C: The successor that wants to outdo everyone
- The Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C review
- This is what you get with the Thunder TQ50C
- Simple and safe operation – that’s how we are Hikmicro used
- Our practical test and the most important technical data Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C
- Our verdict on Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C review
- Test shot with sight
- Field of view calculator: simulation of the field of view width
- your contact
The new Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C: The successor that wants to outdo everyone
With the Hikmicro Thunder Pro TE19C and the Hikmicro Thunder TH35C effect Hikmicro already introduced two thermal imaging attachments in the low to medium price range. The new Thunder Pro TQ50C should now far surpass both predecessors: The compact design and easy operation have been retained, but in the image performance effect Hikmicro with the new device taken a big step forward.
In our Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C Test we would like to introduce you to the new attachment in more detail and see whether it keeps what it promises. For this we take a look at the Functions, operation, accessories and of course on the resolution, which we will show you in the practical test in the district. So stay tuned!
The Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C review
This is what you get with the Thunder TQ50C
The attachment itself is in one sturdy black bag Delivered in which the other accessories are also stored. Below you will find:
- A quick start Guide in English
- A shoulderthat can be attached to the bag
- A Cleaning Cloth for the optics
- A USB-C data cable, with which you can transfer photos and videos to a device
In addition to data transfer via cable, you can do the same about the Hikmicro-App and the WLAN module connect to tablet or smartphone and so on Transmit data quickly and easily. However, this is a standard function that you can find on most devices, including cheaper ones. So let's see what this is Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C has to offer when it comes to operation.
Simple and safe operation – that’s how we are Hikmicro used
The Operation and keyboard layout are the same, which you already have here Thunder TE19C and TH35C finds – an absolutely right decision Hikmicroto take these over. As with its predecessors, we have nothing to complain about here. Uncomplicated, intuitive and quickly mastered – the operation of the six outer and slightly raised buttons is convincing across the board. In addition to the power button or the photo and shutter button, you will also find one Magnifying glass button, which controls the digital zoom. It is important to note here that you can only use this button if you have a Eyepiece attached and use the camera as a handheld monocular.
A word about the eyepiece: This is like the adapter you need to attach it to your target optics Eyepiece not included. In this case, that's actually a bit of a shame, as most attachments from other manufacturers come with a suitable eyepiece. Do you want that? Hikmicro To use Thunder TQ50C as a handheld device, you have to do this Order eyepiece separately.
The Focus As with its predecessors, you set it at the front of the camera lens. It is completely normal that handling the rotary wheel is a little difficult at first - over time the gear becomes smoother and the adjustment becomes very easy. There are also two more on the bottom of the Thunder TQ50C Thread, those who Mounting on a tripod or stalking stick allow.
Insert battery correctly
The Hikmicro Thunder Pro TQ50C does not come with a built-in battery for charging. Instead it becomes over two CR123A batteries or RCR123A batteries which you insert into the battery compartment on the left side of the device. The Advantage This should be obvious: No more annoying charging via the mains plug and you don't have to worry that your attachment will give up the ghost too quickly while stalking. And should the battery become weak, replacement batteries are quickly at hand and can be replaced easily and in just a few seconds.
The most important technical data about the device and the Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C practical test
Our preview of 50 mm diameter has that Hikmicro Thunder Pro TQ50C has a large lens and an equally large one Sensor with a resolution of 640 x 512 Pixels. The demands on image quality are correspondingly high - and what can we say: the TQ50C Impresses with its features in this price range and meets our expectations! If there is one point in which the TQ50C differs significantly from its predecessors, it is the image reproduction. As you can see from the pictures in the video The depth of detail and contrast is more than impressive. The maximum detection distance is impressive 2600 m and the hunting distance according to the manufacturer is up to 200 m. Even if that Hikmicro Since the TQ50C is an absolute long-range attachment and shooting distances of well over 100 meters are possible, it is up to your judgment and your skills to give the piece a suitable shot. The passionate field hunter will love the TQ50; the field of view might seem a bit narrow in the forest.
The Hik TQ50C has one internal memory of 16 GB, has one WiFi and recording function and can be used with the Hikmicro Viewer app connect. The internal menu navigation of the TQ50C is clear and easy to use. The menu is located in the middle of the display, as is the battery indicator - this means: Even with a high basic magnification, the menu does not have a disruptive effect on use on the glass.
The most important technical details des Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C at a glance:
| Sensor | 640 x 512 pixel sensor resolution; with 3D DNR (Digital Noise Reduction) VOx sensor |
| Display | 1024 x 768 pixel display resolution; OLED |
| lens | 50mm; focusable |
| Optical magnification | 2,14-fold |
| digital zoom | 1x, 2x, 4x, 8x |
| Field of view width | 15,4 m / 100 m |
| detection distance | 2600 m |
| Internal memory | 16 GB |
| WiFi function | Ja |
| recording | Ja |
| Weight | Approx. 530 g (with batteries) |
Our verdict on Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C review
There is nothing to complain about from our side about the Thunder TQ50C – Hikmicro has one with the TQ50C Premium device and brought an absolutely worthy successor to the TE19C and TH35C onto the market, presenting them as an upper-end device clearly surpasses in quality. If you are looking for a high-end camera that gives you razor-sharp images even at a distance, we can do that for you Hikmicro Thunder TQ50C recommend without restrictions. If you have any questions about the product or would like more detailed advice, we are, as always, happy to help and advise you!
The Hikmicro TQ50C demo with sight
This is what the view through the thermal imaging camera looks like. We have a few recordings with him for you HIKMICRO THUNDER PRO TQ50C thermal imaging attachment. The recordings are for Demonstration of device performance. The animals are in a protected area and are not hunted. Please note: the sensor resolution delivers 640 x 512 pixels - the clips were enlarged accordingly for the video!
Simulate field of view width
Our “field of vision calculator” makes this clear Prepare the field of view at the respective distance. This simulation is intended to help you get a feel for how large the section you see through this thermal imaging camera is.
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Manufacturer info Hikmicro
HIKmicro is one of the leading providers of thermal imaging solutions on the market. This brand has established itself worldwide, particularly in the security and surveillance industry. As you can see from our test, the manufacturer's expertise is not neglected in the hunting and outdoor areas. HIKmicro offers professional thermal imaging equipment of outstanding quality.
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