#Smart shooter 3 review 720p#
#Smart shooter 3 review full#

So, you no longer have to be a highly-trained sniper to hit difficult and moving targets. The computer does all the real work for you. Then you just move you reticle to the marked person, vehicle or drone while pulling and holding the trigger, and the system will automatically synchronize the shot release for you as soon as the gun is aimed properly at the target. Just like with TrackingPoint, you just identify the target through the optic and lock onto it. The system integrates Lock-Track-Hit capabilities hitting static and dynamic targets, at complicated shooting conditions, in real tactical scenarios.” Sounds pretty good. It “includes an etched reticle to allow shooting without battery power, as well as “an optional integrated Laser Range Finder (LRF) that enables range measurement both as a user-initiated capability as well as a system input for improved precision. And, finally, if you need a 4X magnified optic to engage long-range moving targets, then the SMASH X4’s for you. If you need a more advanced FCS to “kinetically eliminate” low-flying drones that can communicate with C4I systems, Battle Management Systems and external sensors, go with the SMASH AD. If you also need a counter-UAS (Unmanned Aerial/Aircraft System) capability to kill drone aircraft, then you probably want to go with the SMASH 2000 Plus. If you just need a system to target enemy combatants and ground vehicles, you might just want to go with the SMASH 2000. There are also two tripod mounting systems available for them, the SMASH HOPPER and SMASH HOPPER LIGHT.īasically, the SMASH FCS mounts directly on your rifle/carbine’s MIL-STD-1913 “Picatinny” top rail, and the specific SMASH FCS you choose will be dictated by your mission requirements. The Smart Shooter SMASH family of fire control systems include the SMASH 2000, SMASH 2000 Plus, SMASH AD, and SMASH X4. has a very interesting family of smart weapon sights/combat optics, or “fire control systems” (FCS) for engaging moving targets called SMASH that reminds DefenseReiew (DR) a bit of the TrackingPoint family of smart scopes, but SMASH has its own thing going for it, and it’s worth reviewing.

#Smart shooter 3 review full#

We'll have a full review for you quick-smart.An Israeli company called Smart Shooter Ltd. Price information has yet to be announced, but the ZX3 will be available in mid-March. Shots are saved to standard SD/SDHC cards, or the new SDXC format. Simple editing is possible in-camera - you can divide a clip into two, then delete an unwanted half or save it seperately - and you can save individual 1,920x1,080-pixel stills as JPEGs.Īll this is viewed on a 230,000-pixel, 69mm (2.7-inch) screen that automatically adjusts its brightness to match the ambient light level.

#Smart shooter 3 review 720p#

It captures Motion JPEGs and the compressed AVCHD Lite in 720p high definition. Panny's latest raft of shake-reduction and image-enhancement tech promises much better video quality from the ZX3. As with the higher specced TZ8 and TZ10, a new 'intelligent resolution' system picks out and separately enhances outlines, detailed textures and gradations. The 14.1-megapixel ZX3 is toting a 25mm wide-angle Leica lens and 8x optical zoom, with a 35mm equivalent of 25-200mm. A sequel to the tremendously well regarded ZX1 - a solid-gold 9 out of 10 in CNET UK's review - it has impossibly large clown-shoes to fill.

Panasonic has gathered together its whole suite of new camera technologies and crammed them into its latest all-purpose compact, the Lumix DMC-ZX3.