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SVBony SC002 Eyepiece Camera



The SC002 is a budget digital camera that clamps onto the eyepiece of a telescope, spotting scope, or binocular, allowing you to record 1080p MP4 video and 2MP photographs. It has a built-in wifi transmitter allowing you to view and control the unit from your smartphone or tablet.

SC002 has 4 levels of digital zoom, but even at full or 1x, the image appears to show the center 1/2 of the optic’s full field of view. It also appears to bump up the contrast, perhaps a bit too much for a photographer’s taste. The results will not rival an SLR camera with a scope adapter, but the SC002 is better than expected from a budget 1080p camera

SVBony is a Chinese maker of a wide variety of hobby and scientific optics, ranging from microscopes to hunters’ binoculars to astronomy telescopes. This new digital camera allows you to capture and share the worlds these optics reveal.

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SPECS

Sensor: 1/2.7” CMOS

Resolution: 1920 × 1080 (1080p) MP4

Pixel Size: 2MP JPG

Video Frame Rate: 25 – 30 fps 

Digital Zoom Full, 1x, 2x, 3x

Encoding Format: H.264

Eyepiece diameter: 37 mm – 56 mm

Weight: ~140 grams

WiFi: 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi max 10m (33 ft) 

App: Android & iOS

Battery: 1500 mAh built-in

Battery Life: ~2-3 hours 

Charging/Data Port: Type-C

Memory: 32GB TF card (up to 128GB)

SHOT2026 Riton Binoculars

Riton is an American optics company that designs innovative, stylish, world-class scopes, binoculars, and combat optics. At SHOT Show 2026 they showed off a new high-power binocular and their new compact pistol green dot.

Their newest member of the 5 Primal binocular line is a beast with 15×56 glass. This high-power optic provides the extreme magnification required for scanning and ranging for hunters in the western US, where distances between ridgelines are measured in miles and not yards. This new 5 Primal offers Riton’s ED glass for clarity and brightness.

Riton is an American optics company that designs innovative, stylish, world-class scopes, binoculars, and combat optics. At SHOT Show 2026 they showed off a new high-power binocular and their new compact pistol green dot.

Their newest 5 Primal is a 15×56 long-range binocular. This high-power optic provides the extreme magnification required for scanning and ranging for hunters in the western US, where distances between ridgelines are measured in miles and not yards. This new 5 Primal offers Riton’s ED glass for clarity and brightness.

On the tactical side, Riton debuted the new 3 Tactix MPRD XL. This new reflex sight offers a 2MOA dot and 32MOA circle, selectable reticle in green. The MPRD XL has an enlarged window that is nearly the size of a RMR footprint reflex in a RMSc footprint. This makes it an ideal optic for popular 1911 and 2011 pistols that have narrower slides than Glock and striker-fired pistols.

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Riton website https://ritonoptics.com/product/5-primal-15×56-ed/

SVBONY Upgraded SV202 10×42

The Upgraded SV202 are budget-priced sporting binoculars with ED glass (Extra Low Dispersion). Overall build quality was good, on par with more well-known brands like Athlon or Bushnell. They come with a generic padded case, captured lens covers, and built-in telescoping eye cups.

Equipped with ED glass, the optical image was bright and sharp with minimal chromatic aberration. Its specs compare favorably against the Vortex Diamondback HD 10×42. While not as high-contrast as Vortex, the SV202 is just as clear at half the price.

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10×42: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCF64FCN?maas=maas_adg_D8661365CDFD75A319F926EC00FAA902_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas

8×32: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCMRLTPZ?maas=maas_adg_1CCEF6AC9DB7B4A110A2311BD13CA85B_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas

8×42: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCF261FF?maas=maas_adg_E24B179C20A1CF337810486140BB7C6D_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas&th=1

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SPECS

SV202

Magnification: 10x

Objective Lens: 42mm

Field of View 341′ @ 1000 yd / 7.5°

Eye Relief: 15.2 mm

Exit Pupil: 4.2 mm

Minimum Focus: 8.2′ (2.8m)

Prism Type : Roof 

Coating: Fully Multi-Coated

Water Resistance: IPX7

Weight: 25.4 oz / 720 g

SVBONY Upgraded SV202 8×42

The Upgraded SV202 are budget-priced sporting binoculars with ED glass (Extra Low Dispersion). Overall build quality was good, on par with more well-known brands like Athlon or Bushnell. They come with a generic padded case, captured lens covers, and built-in telescoping eye cups.

Equipped with ED glass, the optical image was bright and sharp with minimal chromatic aberration. Its specs compare favorably against the Vortex Diamondback 8×42. While not as high-contrast as Vortex, the SV202 is just as clear at half the price.

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8×42: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCF261FF?maas=maas_adg_E24B179C20A1CF337810486140BB7C6D_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas&th=1

8×32: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCMRLTPZ?maas=maas_adg_1CCEF6AC9DB7B4A110A2311BD13CA85B_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas

10×42: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FCF64FCN?maas=maas_adg_D8661365CDFD75A319F926EC00FAA902_afap_abs&ref_=aa_maas&tag=maas

SPECS

SV202

Magnification: 8x

Objective Lens: 42mm

Field of View 394′ @ 1000 yd / 7.5°

Eye Relief: 17.2 mm

Exit Pupil: 5.3 mm

Minimum Focus: 6.6′ (2m)

Prism Type : Roof 

Coating: Fully Multi-Coated

Water Resistance: IPX7

Weight: Weight: 25.4 oz / 720 g

SVBony SV46 20-60×80

SVBony, the Hong Kong based maker of budget astronomical telescopes, sent me a their mid-range SV46 spotting scope to test and evaluate. I reviewed the SVBony SV28 a few months ago and found it to be good value in the sub-$100 price tier. The SV46 is a big step in features and a moderate step up in price.

This is 80mm scope is heavier and has a more robust and detailed build. It is IPX waterproof rated and its front lens cap was so well fitted that I seriously had a hard time pulling it off. It has the stacked coarse and fine focus knobs found in pricier high end spotting scopes. Its eyepiece was large, removable, and featured an independently turning magnification ring.

But for a sub-$500 scope there has to be a trade-off and in the SV46’s case, its in the optics. Looking through the glass I found softness around the other edges. At x60 there was noticeable purple fringe. In the USAF-51 resolution test, I was able to resolve down to Element 4 in Group 0 which is quite good for a scope under $500 but this sharpness only applied to the center of the image as the focus got significantly softer about a 1/3 out from center.

The It’s optics, while underwhelming, are on-par with similar scopes in this price tier and magnification range. The Athlon Talos has better glass but has less features and looks and feels cheaper in comparison. The SV46 has a well built tube, adjustments, and controls normally found on spotters twice its price. As evidenced by very tight seal on the lens cover, is extremely water tight.

PRO

  • Built in Sun Shade
  • Water tight seals
  • Built in eye-cup
  • Fine and Course focus knobs
  • Indexed mounting ring

CON

  • Shallow eye-relief
  • Not sharp from edge-to-edge
  • Chromatic aberrations

USAF51 RESOLUTION
Group: 0 / Element: 4

Available on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3wgo1bf

SvBony SV28 15-45×50

SVbony is one of the bigger brands in budget-to-midrange astronomy optics, so I wanted to see if any of that telescope expertise made it down to their least expensive spotting scope, the SV28.

The optic clarity is in the top 5 for 50mm scopes and for a $60 scope, I suppose it’s actually pretty good. But the image is noticeable chromatic aberrations at high magnification. Personally, if your budget is $60, I’d recommend saving a bit more and buying an Orion or GoSky.

PRO

  • Built in Sun Shade
  • Compact and light (as are most 50mm scopes)
  • Budget price

CON

  • Small objective lens
  • Chromatic aberrations

USAF51 RESOLUTION
Group: -1 / Element: 3

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Amazon: https://amzn.to/3fxAyQ3