NocPix NITE D70R Day and Night Digital Scope with LRF

The NITE D70R uses a 3536×3536 digital imaging sensor containing approximately 12 megapixels, with a fine 2μm pixel size.

NocPix describes this as its Real 12MP 4K Ultra imaging system. The square sensor format is designed to retain a large amount of image information and provide fine visible detail rather than simply producing an enlarged lower-resolution image.

The sensor itself is a large 1/1.6-inch format. NocPix states that this increases light intake by approximately 10%, supporting stronger image performance as ambient light levels fall.

For the user, the main benefit is detail. During daylight the D70R can reproduce colour, target markings, shape and surrounding terrain in a way that a thermal image cannot.

The D70R is a digital day and night scope rather than a thermal scope.

During daylight it captures visible light and provides a detailed full-colour image. As ambient light falls, its highly sensitive digital sensor continues operating into very low-light conditions.

In complete darkness, an infrared illuminator can provide invisible or near-invisible infrared light for the sensor to see.

This makes NITE particularly useful when positive visual detail matters. Thermal is exceptionally effective for initially finding heat sources, while high-resolution digital night vision can provide a more conventional-looking image for examining shape, markings and surroundings.

The D70R is built around a long 70mm F2.0 objective lens.

This gives the scope a relatively high 5× starting magnification and places greater emphasis on distant image detail than on an extremely wide scanning view.

The optical configuration is particularly well suited to larger fields and situations where the user expects to observe at medium and longer distances.

NocPix states a daytime detection capability of up to approximately 1,500 metres under suitable conditions.

As with any headline detection figure, this should not be interpreted as a guaranteed positive identification distance. Actual usable distance depends on target size, lighting, atmospheric conditions and the level of detail required.

The NITE D70R provides a broad 5–40× magnification range.

Rather than restricting the user to only a few fixed digital zoom stages, the scope supports continuous zoom, allowing magnification to be adjusted progressively to suit the viewing distance.

NocPix also states that the D70R can provide up to 15× lossless magnification within its imaging system, helping preserve image quality and detail as magnification is increased.

The 5× starting magnification reflects the D70R's long-range bias. It provides useful target scale at distance but gives a narrower initial field of view than a lower-magnification digital scope.

The D70R is capable of delivering its 12MP digital image at a smooth 60Hz frame rate.

A higher frame rate helps reduce visible judder and motion blur when panning across the landscape or following a moving animal.

This is particularly important in a high-resolution digital scope because image resolution alone does not guarantee a good viewing experience. The combination of high detail and 60Hz operation helps keep the image responsive and natural during movement.

The D70R provides a 5.8° × 5.8° angular field of view, equivalent to approximately 10 × 10 metres at 100 metres.

This relatively concentrated viewing area is a consequence of the long 70mm objective lens and 5× base magnification.

It makes the D70R particularly suitable where distant detail is more important than having an extremely broad scanning view.

Angular FOV	5.8° × 5.8°
FOV @100m	10 × 10m
Base Magnification	5×

The D70R uses a starlight-grade sensor with minimum illumination stated down to 0.001 lux, allowing the scope to continue producing an image in extremely low levels of ambient light.

When there is no usable ambient light, infrared illumination can be used to illuminate the scene for the digital sensor.

NocPix offers compatible IR illumination in both 850nm and 940nm configurations, with the manufacturer stating night illumination and observation out to approximately 200 metres. The exact practical distance depends on the illuminator, weather, target and surrounding conditions.

The D70R incorporates its laser rangefinder directly into the scope body rather than relying on a separate external module.

NocPix states a maximum ranging distance of up to approximately 1,200 metres with accuracy of less than one metre under suitable conditions.

Integrated rangefinding is particularly valuable at night, when estimating distance from normal visual references becomes much more difficult.

NocPix also highlights the optical-axis consistency of the integrated design, helping minimise alignment and parallax-related ranging errors.

The integrated laser rangefinder works alongside the D70R's onboard ballistic calculation system.

The system supports ballistic profiles for different calibres and can use the measured target distance as part of the calculated aiming correction.

This is especially useful where distances vary substantially and removes the need to manually estimate both range and corresponding holdover.

Ballistic calculation should always be treated as an aiming aid. Correct zeroing, accurate ammunition data, positive target identification and a safe backstop remain essential.

NocPix equips the D70R with a fine 0.3 MOA-per-click zeroing system.

The smaller adjustment value allows the point of aim to be moved in finer increments than a coarser digital zeroing system, helping achieve a more precise zero.

The scope is built around a high-strength aluminium-alloy unibody construction designed to maintain structural rigidity and zero stability.

NocPix states that the D70R has undergone 20,000 cycles of 6,000J impact testing as part of its durability validation.

The D70R uses a 0.72-inch 1920×1200 HD internal display.

This high-resolution viewing system is important because it allows more of the detail generated by the 12MP sensor to be reproduced clearly through the eyepiece.

A 10mm exit pupil provides a more forgiving viewing position, while the traditional circular viewing window is intended to give the scope a familiar feel for users accustomed to conventional optical riflescopes.

Display	0.72-inch HD
Display Resolution	1920×1200
Eye Relief	48mm
Exit Pupil	10mm

The NITE D70R uses a dual-power arrangement combining an internal rechargeable battery with a replaceable rechargeable 18650 battery.

The advantage of this arrangement is that the scope is not entirely dependent on a sealed internal battery. A charged 18650 can be replaced in the field to extend operating time, while the internal power source provides additional capacity and continuity.

Actual runtime varies with ambient temperature, display brightness, infrared illumination, laser rangefinder use, recording and wireless functions.

For extended night sessions, keeping a charged spare 18650 available is recommended.

Despite the electronics inside, the D70R is deliberately styled and operated more like a conventional day riflescope than many digital night-vision units.

The eyepiece, circular viewing window, central control area and overall proportions create a familiar shooting position for users moving from conventional glass to digital day/night optics.

The laser rangefinder is also integrated neatly into the body rather than using a large externally mounted module.

Digital night vision and thermal imaging solve different problems.

NITE D70R	Produces a conventional digital image using visible or infrared light
Thermal Scope	Builds an image from differences in heat
NITE Daytime Image	Full colour
Thermal Daytime Image	Thermal palette rather than natural colour
NITE in Total Darkness	Normally uses IR illumination
Thermal in Total Darkness	No IR illuminator required

Thermal is generally stronger for quickly finding animals because warm targets can stand out strongly from their surroundings.

The D70R's advantage is the conventional-looking image. During daylight and suitable night conditions it can provide visible shape, markings and environmental detail that a heat-based image cannot reproduce in the same way.

The D70R and NITE Pro D50R take different approaches to premium digital day and night imaging.

The D70R uses a long 70mm F2.0 lens and starts at 5× magnification, placing strong emphasis on distant image scale and long-range observation.

The newer NITE Pro D50R uses a much higher-resolution 48MP digital sensor and shorter 50mm F1.25 objective, giving it a wider field of view and a stronger emphasis on premium overall image quality and low-light performance.

Model	NocPix NITE D70R
Device Type	Digital day & night riflescope with LRF
Sensor Resolution	3536×3536 / 12MP
Sensor Size	1/1.6-inch
Pixel Size	2μm
Frame Rate	60Hz
Objective Lens	70mm F2.0
Magnification	5–40× continuous zoom
Angular FOV	5.8° × 5.8°
Linear FOV @100m	10 × 10m
Daytime Detection	Up to approximately 1,500m
Minimum Illumination	0.001 lux
IR Night Observation	Up to approximately 200m with compatible IR illumination
Compatible IR	850nm / 940nm
Display	0.72-inch HD
Display Resolution	1920×1200
Eye Relief	48mm
Exit Pupil	10mm
Laser Rangefinder	Integrated
LRF Range	Up to approximately 1,200m
LRF Accuracy	Less than 1m under specified conditions
Ballistic Calculation	Yes
Zero Adjustment	0.3 MOA/click
Power System	Built-in rechargeable battery + replaceable rechargeable 18650
Body	High-strength aluminium alloy
Recoil Testing	20,000 cycles at 6,000J stated by NocPix

Because the NITE D70R is digital rather than thermal, infrared illumination is useful when operating in complete darkness.

NocPix offers compatible NITE infrared illumination in 850nm and 940nm configurations, with a stated illumination/observation distance of up to approximately 200 metres.

The IR illuminator is a separate accessory unless specifically included in a Bamfords Online bundle or promotion.

If you are unsure which IR option best suits your use, contact Bamfords Online before ordering.

The NITE D70R is supplied as the core digital day/night riflescope package. NocPix also lists the replaceable 18650 battery and IR illumination system as part of the NITE ecosystem.

Because package contents and promotional bundles can differ by market and production batch, we do not list an unverified accessory as included where NocPix identifies it separately as an accessory.

Any additional free IR torch, mount, backpack or other promotional item shown separately on the Bamfords Online product page is part of that specific Bamfords offer rather than the manufacturer's standard D70R package.

If the exact current box contents are important to you, contact Bamfords Online and we can confirm the physical contents of the stock being supplied.

The NocPix NITE D70R is covered by the manufacturer's warranty, with separate warranty periods applying to the main device and rechargeable batteries.

Main Device	3 years
Rechargeable Battery / Batteries	2 years

For products purchased through an authorised dealer, the warranty period begins from the purchase date shown on the original invoice.

The manufacturer's warranty covers qualifying defects in materials, manufacture or production occurring under normal use during the applicable warranty period.

Damage caused by accidental damage, misuse, improper storage, unauthorised modification or repair and other circumstances excluded under NocPix's warranty conditions is not normally covered.

Please retain your Bamfords Online invoice as proof of purchase. If a potential warranty fault develops, contact Bamfords Online and we can assist with the warranty process.

Is the NocPix NITE D70R a thermal scope?

No. It is a high-resolution digital day and night riflescope. It uses visible and infrared light to create an image rather than detecting heat.

Can the NITE D70R be used during the day?

Yes. Daytime use is one of its major advantages. It produces a detailed full-colour digital image during daylight.

Can the D70R see in complete darkness?

Yes, when used with suitable infrared illumination. NocPix offers compatible 850nm and 940nm IR illumination for the NITE system.

Does the D70R need an IR torch all the time at night?

No. Its starlight-grade sensor can operate in very low ambient light down to a manufacturer-stated 0.001 lux. In complete darkness, IR illumination is required to illuminate the scene for the digital sensor.

What sensor does the NITE D70R use?

It uses a 3536×3536 12-megapixel digital imaging sensor with a 2μm pixel size and large 1/1.6-inch sensor format.

What lens does the D70R have?

It uses a 70mm F2.0 telephoto objective lens.

What magnification does it have?

The D70R provides continuous magnification from 5× to 40×.

What is its field of view?

It provides a 5.8° × 5.8° field of view, equivalent to approximately 10 × 10 metres at 100 metres.

How far can the D70R see during the day?

NocPix states a daytime detection distance of up to approximately 1,500 metres under suitable conditions. Positive identification distance will be considerably shorter and depends on conditions and target size.

How far can it see at night with IR?

NocPix states night illumination and observation at up to approximately 200 metres with its compatible infrared illumination system.

Does the NITE D70R have a laser rangefinder?

Yes. The integrated LRF is rated for distances up to approximately 1,200 metres, with NocPix stating accuracy of less than one metre under suitable conditions.

Does it have ballistic calculation?

Yes. The D70R combines its integrated LRF with onboard ballistic calculation and support for multiple ballistic profiles.

What is the zero adjustment?

The D70R uses a fine 0.3 MOA-per-click zeroing system.

What batteries does the D70R use?

It uses a dual-power system consisting of a built-in rechargeable battery and a replaceable rechargeable 18650 battery.

Is an IR illuminator included?

NocPix lists IR illumination as an accessory to the NITE system. Check the current Bamfords Online offer for any separately included promotional IR torch or bundle accessories.

Should I buy NITE or a thermal scope?

Choose NITE if you value a detailed, conventional-looking full-colour daytime image and digital night vision. Choose thermal if quickly detecting heat sources in darkness is the overriding priority.

What warranty does the NITE D70R have?

NocPix provides a 3-year warranty for the main device and 2 years for rechargeable batteries, subject to the manufacturer's warranty terms.