Designed for visual observation of the surrounding area by manual scanning to detect and locate observers, leading counter observation or aiming with the help of optical or optical-electronic means.

Designed to automatically scan the terrain in order to detect and locate observers, leading counter observation or aiming using optical or optical-electronic means, display and transmission of information.

The universal optical sight of variable magnification provides comfortable aiming at a distance of 250 - 400 meters.

Optical sight of variable multiplicity provides a comfortable aiming at a distance of 150 - 200 meters and is intended for driven hunting.

Optical sight of variable multiplicity provides a comfortable aiming at a distance of 150 - 400 meters and is designed for driven hunting.

The lens for cameras with a full-frame matrix has a one-piece metal body and is designed for portraits. A device with a very high aperture has a sharp pattern and minimal chromatic aberrations. Thanks to the smooth movement of the focus ring, the user will not have difficulty focusing. The resolution of the lens allows you to get sharp shots with the original blur - with the effect of oil painting.

The lens for cameras with a crop matrix has a one-piece metal body and is designed for portrait photography, including in low-light conditions. A device with a very high aperture has a sharp pattern and minimal chromatic aberrations. Due to the smooth movement of the focus ring, the user will not have difficulty focusing even with the f / 1.2 aperture. This lens allows you to create bright and saturated images with good contrast. It is perfect for classic portrait photography.

Designed for monitoring the terrain, protection of objects, etc. at night, as well as in conditions of limited visibility (in smoke, in fog).

It is intended for observation of wildlife and the surrounding area in daytime conditions, as well as for use in the field of geodesy and tourism in determining the coordinates of observed objects.

Binocular magnifier is designed to study small objects. Due to the stereoscopic nature of the magnifying glass, the details of the visible picture can be viewed in terms of their depth and shape, which is impossible when viewed through a monocular magnifying glass. Binocular magnifier can be used by engravers, engravers, collectors, because conveniently mounted on the head with a sliding rim, while the hands of the observer remain free.