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Night vision technology is designed to help boat owners and captains see and navigate better total darkness and in low-light conditions. But in rough conditions, a constantly moving image can be hard to watch and important details may be missed. Now, OceanView Technologies introduces SteadyView video stabilization as an option to its range of Apollo night-vision cameras. The SteadyView option simply eliminates the effects of unwanted camera motion providing clear crisp video on the display. <iframe height="349" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/rf8N67-I7KI" frameborder="0" width="560" allowfullscreen=""></iframe>"OceanView is proud to bring this amazing new technology to the marine night-vision market," said Kelly Hulse, OceanView Technologies' chief technology officer. "OceanView revolutionized the way we navigate at night; SteadyView makes night vision usable when things get rough." SteadyView can be added to all existing Apollo and Apollo II installations and can be combined with either thermal or low-light cameras. It requires no additional motion sensors; everything is contained in one unit. SteadyView won't wear out the pan and tilt motors in the camera, since there are no moving parts. The video stabilization can also be turned off when owners don't want to use it. This innovative option takes under an hour to install.OceanView Technologies +1 954 727 5139 <a href="mailto:sales@oceanviewtech.com">sales@oceanviewtech.com</a> <a href="http://www.nightboating.com">www.nightboating.com</a>

OceanView Technologies introduces SteadyView video stabilization

As a significant added-value to its full line of Night-Vision Cameras, OceanView Technologies introduces a new three-year warranty. The coverage underscores OceanView's confidence in its products' reliability and the company's dedication to providing top level service to its customers. <img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/133791/image/large-46db1e6e8e39a0aaec8ab7eea79cbce7.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/130175">"Our extended warranty covers parts and labour for three years," says Mike Bader, OceanView CEO. "Coverage begins when the camera-equipped boat is purchased or commissioned by its first owner, giving boaters peace of mind. We believe so highly in the quality and integrity of our night vision cameras that we wanted to give our customers an extra vote of confidence by increasing our warranty to an industry-leading three years." The OceanView Night Vision range comprises 9 models from their thermal only Apollo II through to their flagship product, the gyro-stabilized tri camera system, the OceanView Zeus. Used to improve navigation, security and safety capability on a modern yacht, the cameras deliver clear vision for safe sailing through total darkness, low-light conditions, torrential rain, some fog, smoke and even glaring sun. Turning night into day, OceanView cameras deliver high-resolution images in any light or environmental conditions and offer seamless integration with any marine monitor and marine electronics. OceanView Technologies +1 954 727 5139 <a href="mailto:sales@oceanviewtech.com?subject=OceanView%20Technologies%20on%20SuperYachtTimes.com">sales@oceanviewtech.com</a> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.nightboating.com">www.nightboating.com</a>

OceanView Technologies introduces a new three-year warranty

VEI Marine Display Systems and OceanView Night-Vision cameras are now available in New Zealand through marine electronics distributor Electronic Navigation Limited (ENL). American marine electronics company VEI, produce a wide range of marine display screens, marine computers and night-vision/thermal camera systems – OceanView. <img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/131849/image/large-b8214ec9905a916cf23592aee1aa7669.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/130479">Being appointed distributor for VEI and OceanView, ENL’s General Manager Gareth Hodson says it will bring stability to the brand in New Zealand. “The new distribution signing brings certainty to the market, especially when it comes to marine night vision cameras. A lot of brands a jumping between multiple distributors which doesn’t give the consumer any confidence in their purchase,” says Hodson. “Having VEI and OceanView onboard really makes us a one-stop shop when it comes to customizing an electronics package for any vessel, combine that with ENL’s extensive network - we have more sales &amp; service technicians than any other electronics company in the industry.” OceanView +1 954 727 5139 <a href="mailto:sales@oceanviewtech.com?subject=OceanView%20on%20SuperYachtTimes.com">sales@oceanviewtech.com</a> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.nightboating.com/">www.nightboating.com</a> Electronic Navigation Ltd +64 9 373 5595 <a href="mailto:enquiries@enl.co.nz?subject=Electronic%20Navigation%20Ltd%20on%20SuperYachtTimes.com">enquiries@enl.co.nz</a> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.enl.co.nz">www.enl.co.nz</a>

OceanView now lighting up New Zealand waters

In response to the ever-growing popularity of its Apollo II night vision camera line, which features combined Low-Light and Thermal-Imaging capabilities, OceanView Technologies, Inc. has introduced two affordable new Apollo II cameras offering a choice of either Low-Light or Thermal-Imaging technology. “By separating our thermal and low-light functions into two different, dedicated products, we can offer each one as a more economical package. Now consumers who are not looking for both functions can choose just the feature they need,” said Mike Bader, CEO of OceanView Technologies. “Our very popular combined Low-Light, Thermal-Imaging product is still available for consumers who want a camera with both capabilities.” The OceanView Apollo II Thermal camera incorporates a thermal imager with a 2x digital zoom, an on-screen camera direction indicator and five choices of color pallets in which to view the image. The Low-Light version uses ultra-low-light technology discernable down to 0.00015 lux and amplifies even barely visible light to render a crisp, detailed picture in any low-light condition. Each camera features a 360° pan and tilt housing, as well as a camera position locater and a home button. The Apollo II Low-Light camera is available for an MSRP of $4,995, and the Apollo II Thermal model has an MSRP of $9,995. <img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/130479/image/large-df6b26af811acfa96702bfd2d186e2cc.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/130479">The Apollo II model with combined Thermal and Low-Light functionality has an MSRP of $12,995. In addition, OceanView offers the upgrade Apollo II HD, a High-Definition model that delivers four times the resolution and twice the range of other thermal cameras, as well as 4x digital zoom. Retailing for $17,995, the Apollo II HD is the world’s finest yet least expensive HD Multiple Camera system. “All four of our Apollo II products make boating safer and more enjoyable by day, while also extending the day into night,” said Bader. “And, with the new LCD controller available on all our Apollo II products, the user has fingertip control and a clear view of the easy-to-read menu.” OceanView offers a full line of Thermal-Imaging, Low-Light and high-quality color cameras. Its systems provide seamless integration with any marine monitor or TV, and integrate easily with all of today’s available marine electronics. “With the new Apollo II Thermal and Low-Light cameras, we have a solution appropriate to fit every need,” said Bader. OceanView +1 954 727 5139 <a href="mailto:sales@oceanviewtech.com?subject=OceanView%20on%20SuperYachtTimes.com">sales@oceanviewtech.com</a> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.nightboating.com/">www.nightboating.com</a>

OceanView Technologies expands popular Apollo II line

Responding to the overwhelming popularity of its Apollo II high definition night vision thermal imaging system, marine electronics manufacturer OceanView Technologies, Inc. announced it now will offer optional HD thermal imaging on its entire line of night vision cameras, including its innovative Poseidon, Zeus, Atlas and Triton models. <img alt="" src="https://syt-store-production.s3.eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/photo/130175/image/large-f2d67ef6e9bc1f8588601ff0ac271372.jpg" data-gid="gid://syiq/Photo/130175">“Last year, we introduced our ground-breaking Apollo II HD thermal imaging system to rave reviews,” said Mike Bader, CEO of OceanView Technologies. “It has proved to be so amazingly popular with the boating public that we are now making it available as an option across our entire night vision camera line.” OceanView’s night vision camera systems are a must for any serious recreational boater or commercial mariner. In addition to safe navigation, they offer an added measure of security. They are available in a variety of configurations to suit any need, including dual and three-camera systems, high zoom cameras and precise fiber-optic stabilization. It’s also the only night vision camera manufacturer offering a quick-release base assembly, which allows for easy maintenance and storage. It’s also ideal for quick, easy interchangeability between vessels and simplifies installation. “Our OceanView thermal imaging systems allow you see what’s around you at all times, even at a distance.” adds Bader. “You can monitor activity on your vessel from the Internet from anywhere in the world, day or night.” The company offers a full line of thermal imaging options, as well as low-light cameras and high-quality color cameras. Its systems offer seamless integration with any marine monitor, or TV, and integrate easily with all of today’s available marine electronics. “We offer a solution appropriate to fit every need,” said Bader. OceanView +1 954 727 5139 <a href="mailto:sales@oceanviewtech.com?subject=OceanView%20on%20SuperYachtTimes.com">sales@oceanviewtech.com</a> <a target="_blank" href="http://www.nightboating.com">www.nightboating.com</a>