Scope Resoultion Chart

[chuckw2]

Guys,
I don't know if I am asking for the thing buy the right name.
What I need is a chart that has bold and fine lines and letters on it to check the clarity of different scopes. Something I could print off the WWW would be great.

Thanks guys, Merry Christmas



Chuck

 

[trev]

Guys,
I don't know if I am asking for the thing buy the right name.
What I need is a chart that has bold and fine lines and letters on it to check the clarity of different scopes. Something I could print off the WWW would be great.

Thanks guys, Merry Christmas



Chuck

Try this http://www.6mmbr.com/targets.html
about halfway down the page
Trev

 

[chuckw2]

Trev,

Thanks! That is exactly what I needed.



Chuck

 

[Forum Boss]

Here's another one, the USAF 1951 Chart:

Link: http://www.6mmbr.citymaker.com/f/USAF1951.pdf

This first appeared in our August '05 blog.

 

[USAPatriot]

Trev,

Thanks! That is exactly what I needed.

Chuck

It's possible that your printer won't print with the same clarity as something from a commercial source, such as a high quality magazine. Lines are good, especially straight ones, but photographs are even better as they allow you to compare clarity, curvature, color and contrast at once. If you do print your own, I'd suggest an alteration to the image. Most images floating around have a default depth of 72DPI - 72 dots per inch. I'd open the image in Photoshop,if you have it) then copy it into a new frame with a depth of 300 DPI,or more), check the size, resize as needed, save it,,keeping the depth at the higher setting) and then printing it. You'll find the edges and overall image much crisper. -Rod-

 

[chuckw2]

Mr. Editor,
This is even better. Patriot thanks for the help with the printing.


Chuck

 

[paul]

Let us know what scopes you are testing and how they compare

 

[chuckw2]

Paul,
I am more testing shooting glasses. I wear RX shooting glasses. I have many pairs in many different colors do to shooting Skeet and sporting clays for a very long time.

The other day I shot a 600 x 3, I had forgotten my shooting glasses so I shot with my polarized driving glasses. I could really see the target great that day with my driving glasses. I shot a 599 with my highest x count of the year.

I am going to test every pair of glasses I have shooting prone, with this resolution chart. The scope I shoot most for F-Class
is an NSX42-CH2.


Chuck

 

[JBoyette]

Guys,

I asume that the USAF 1951 Chart is to be set at 100yds or 50yds? I have a 3.5-10x luppy.

Thanks.

John