The XG35 and XG30 share the same 640×480, 12µm sensor family but differ in focal length and detection range. This footage showcase runs both through their paces — useful for seeing exactly where the XG35’s longer reach and higher magnification make a practical difference.
The highlight of Axion XG35 Compact is a 640 × 480, 12 µm sensor that captures a wealth of thermal information. The result is an image that helps you interpret the landscape and distinguish wildlife with greater ease.
Axion XG35 Compact is equipped with an F35 / 1.0 lens that prioritizes detail at distance. Its 35 mm focal length provides a more concentrated view, making it easier to take advantage of higher magnification. Paired with a fast f/1.0 aperture, the optical system captures more thermal energy to produce a rich, informative image.
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Axion XG35 Compact’s base magnification of 2.5x gives hunters a clearer read on terrain and treelines without needing to zoom in right away. When extra scrutiny is needed, that option is still there.
Detecting heat signatures out to 1,750 m, the Axion XG35 Compact gives hunters an early sense of where to focus. Rather than scanning blindly, the hunt gets a clear direction to follow.
The Axion XG35 Compact is optimized for observing expansive terrain from a distance. Higher base magnification works with long-range thermal detection to uncover activity across open countryside and woodland edges, helping users inspect remote areas and evaluate what is happening before moving closer.
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