NocPix NITE Pro D50R Digital Day and Night Riflescope with LRF
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The NocPix NITE Pro D50R Digital Day and Night Riflescope with LRF is NocPix's flagship digital riflescope, built around an exceptional 8000×6000 48-megapixel sensor with an ultra-fine 1.2μm pixel size. Combined with a fast 50mm F1.25 objective lens and smooth 60Hz imaging, the D50R is designed to deliver extremely detailed full-colour imagery throughout the day while maintaining colour and image clarity deeper into fading light.
The NITE Pro differs fundamentally from a thermal riflescope. Rather than detecting heat, it captures visible and infrared light to produce a conventional-looking image with colour, texture, markings and environmental detail. Its enormous 48MP sensor gives the scope considerably more native image information to work with, particularly when digital magnification is increased.
Beyond image quality, the D50R combines an integrated 1,200m laser rangefinder, ballistic calculation, NocPix Target Sync technology, Light+ image processing and a large 1.03-inch 2560×2560 OLED display. With 3–36× magnification and a relatively wide 15.4 × 13m field of view at 100 metres, it is a premium all-round digital day/night scope rather than simply a long-range optic.
- Flagship 8000×6000 48MP digital imaging sensor
- Ultra-fine 1.2μm pixel size
- Smooth 60Hz imaging
- Fast 50mm F1.25 objective lens
- 3–36× magnification
- 8.8° × 7.4° field of view
- 15.4 × 13m field of view at 100m
- Light+ low-light image-processing algorithm
- 1.03-inch 2560×2560 OLED display
- 60mm eye relief
- 6mm exit pupil
- Integrated laser rangefinder with up to 1,200m ranging
- Built-in ballistic calculation
- Exclusive Target Sync LRF alignment system
- Central focus control
- 1-second rapid startup
- Built-in and replaceable rechargeable 18650 battery system
- Polarity-free replaceable battery installation
- Full magnesium-alloy housing
- Weighs under 1,000g
- Tested for recoil energy up to 7,000J
8000×6000 48MP 8K Sensor
The defining feature of the NITE Pro D50R is its extraordinary 8000×6000 digital imaging sensor.
That equates to approximately 48 million individual image pixels, giving the D50R more than four times the pixel count of conventional 4K-class digital scopes.
The benefit is particularly noticeable as magnification increases. Digital zoom enlarges a portion of the sensor image, so beginning with substantially more native image information helps preserve fine target detail.
NocPix specifically highlights details such as fur texture, feather patterns and other small visual features remaining clearer under magnification.
The 48MP specification is not simply about producing a large headline number. Its main practical advantage is giving the scope far more native image information to retain as the image is enlarged.
1.2μm Pixel Size – Why Does It Matter?
The D50R's sensor uses an exceptionally fine 1.2μm pixel size.
This allows NocPix to place an enormous 8000×6000 pixel array onto the digital sensor, providing extremely high spatial resolution.
For the user, this translates into the ability to reproduce finer visible detail, particularly when examining a distant subject or increasing digital magnification.
Pixel size should not be assessed in isolation: sensor resolution, physical sensor dimensions, lens aperture, image processing and display quality all contribute to the final image. NocPix has designed these elements as a complete imaging system in the NITE Pro.
50mm F1.25 Large-Aperture Lens
The D50R uses a fast 50mm F1.25 objective lens with multi-layer optical coatings.
The large F1.25 aperture is particularly important for a digital day/night scope because the sensor depends on available light. Allowing more light through the objective helps the scope maintain a brighter, cleaner image as daylight fades.
NocPix also uses optical coatings intended to reduce glare and ghosting while improving light transmission and colour reproduction.
Compared with the 70mm F2.0 D70R, the shorter 50mm lens gives the NITE Pro a lower 3× base magnification and considerably wider field of view, making it more versatile across changing distances.
Light+ Low-Light Image Processing
NocPix's Light+ algorithm works alongside the F1.25 optical system to improve image quality as ambient light falls.
The processing system is designed to reduce image noise, optimise contrast and preserve fine detail rather than allowing the picture to become excessively grainy as available light decreases.
One of the major aims of NITE Pro is to retain useful full-colour imagery later into twilight before additional infrared illumination becomes necessary.
This makes the D50R particularly attractive to users who want a conventional-looking digital image through changing daylight, dusk and nighttime conditions.
Digital Day & Night Vision – How Does It Work?
NITE Pro is a digital day/night riflescope rather than a thermal imaging scope.
During daylight, it uses visible light to create a detailed full-colour image. As ambient light falls, its sensitive sensor, fast F1.25 lens and Light+ processing allow useful colour performance to continue deeper into low-light conditions.
In complete darkness, compatible infrared illumination can be used to provide light that the digital sensor can detect.
Digital night vision: shows reflected visible or infrared light and produces a conventional-looking image.
Thermal imaging: detects differences in heat and does not require visible or IR illumination.
Thermal generally has the advantage for immediately finding heat sources. Digital imaging has the advantage when visible details such as colour, markings, physical features and surrounding terrain are important.
3–36× Magnification
The NITE Pro D50R provides magnification from 3× up to 36×.
The 3× starting magnification is significantly lower than the D70R's 5× base magnification, giving the NITE Pro a broader initial view of the surrounding ground.
This makes locating and following subjects easier at shorter and medium distances while the huge 48MP sensor gives the D50R substantial image information to work with when magnification is increased.
The result is a very flexible viewing range rather than an optic focused purely on high magnification.
15.4 × 13m Field of View at 100m
The D50R provides an angular field of view of 8.8° × 7.4°, equivalent to approximately 15.4 × 13 metres at 100 metres.
This is considerably wider than the D70R's 10 × 10m field of view at the same distance.
A wider field of view makes it easier to search ground, acquire targets, follow movement and maintain awareness of what is happening around the subject.
| Angular FOV | 8.8° × 7.4° |
| Linear FOV @100m | 15.4 × 13m |
| Base Magnification | 3× |
1.03-Inch 2560×2560 OLED Vision+ Display
The NITE Pro uses an unusually large 1.03-inch 2560×2560 OLED display.
NocPix states that the display provides approximately 45% more screen area than a conventional 0.6-inch display, creating a larger and more immersive viewing experience.
The extremely high display resolution is particularly appropriate for a scope using a 48MP imaging sensor because it gives the viewing system more ability to reproduce the detail being captured by the sensor.
OLED technology also provides deep blacks and strong contrast, while the larger viewing area can reduce the feeling of looking through a small electronic screen.
60mm Eye Relief & Viewing Comfort
NocPix combines the large Vision+ display with 60mm eye relief and a 6mm exit pupil.
| Eye Relief | 60mm |
| Exit Pupil | 6mm |
| Display | 1.03-inch OLED |
| Display Resolution | 2560×2560 |
The system is designed to provide a comfortable and immersive view during longer periods behind the scope.
Target Sync – Range & Aim at the Same Point
Target Sync is one of the most important new technologies introduced with NITE Pro.
On some digital scopes, the laser rangefinder's measuring point and the riflescope reticle do not occupy exactly the same position. This can mean ranging a subject and then moving back to the actual aiming point.
NocPix Target Sync allows the optical axis of the integrated LRF to be mechanically aligned with the reticle so that, once calibrated, the aiming point and ranging point correspond.
This creates a more natural workflow: place the reticle on the intended point, range it and retain the same sight picture rather than moving between two separate points.
Target Sync is particularly useful when precise ranging and rapid target acquisition need to happen in one continuous movement.
Integrated 1,200m Laser Rangefinder
The NITE Pro D50R incorporates a high-precision laser rangefinder directly into the riflescope.
NocPix specifies a maximum ranging capability of up to 1,200 metres under suitable conditions.
The rangefinder is integrated without giving the D50R the bulky appearance of a large external LRF module, helping it retain the shape and handling of a conventional riflescope.
Accurate range information is particularly useful at night, when normal visual landmarks and depth cues become far less reliable.
Built-In Ballistic Calculation
The integrated LRF works alongside the NITE Pro's onboard ballistic calculation system.
The system supports multiple calibres and can use measured range together with the configured ballistic data to provide holdover and correction references.
This combines range measurement and ballistic assistance in the same optic, removing the need to switch between separate devices.
Ballistic calculation should always be treated as an aiming aid. Correct zeroing, verified ammunition information, positive target identification and a safe backstop remain essential.
Central Focus System
The D50R uses a centrally positioned focus wheel rather than requiring the shooter to reach forward to the objective lens.
This allows focus to be adjusted using the supporting hand while remaining in the normal shooting position.
The arrangement reduces unnecessary movement and can make rapid refocusing between different distances considerably easier.
For a day/night optic that may be used across widely changing ranges, this is a useful practical feature rather than simply an ergonomic detail.
1-Second Rapid Startup
NocPix states that the NITE Pro can start in approximately one second.
This reduces the delay between powering up the optic and being able to use it, making it practical to leave the unit switched off when not immediately required without a long boot sequence when an opportunity appears.
Built-In + Replaceable 18650 Battery System
The NITE Pro uses a dual-power architecture combining an internal rechargeable battery with a replaceable rechargeable 18650 battery.
This arrangement allows the user to swap the removable battery in the field while retaining the benefit of internal power.
NocPix has also introduced a polarity-free replaceable battery design. The removable battery can be inserted in either orientation, which makes battery changes easier in darkness because the user does not need to check polarity before insertion.
Power system: built-in rechargeable battery + replaceable rechargeable 18650 battery.
Practical advantage: carry charged spare 18650 batteries for extended sessions rather than depending entirely on a sealed internal battery.
Actual operating time will vary with ambient temperature, screen settings and use of functions such as the LRF, recording, Wi-Fi and external IR illumination.
Magnesium-Alloy Body & Recoil Resistance
NocPix builds the NITE Pro around a full magnesium-alloy housing.
Magnesium alloy provides a strong and rigid structure while keeping weight relatively low. NocPix states that the finished scope weighs less than 1,000g.
The D50R is also tested for recoil energy up to 7,000 joules, giving it a substantial recoil specification for a digital riflescope.
| Body Material | Magnesium alloy |
| Weight | Under 1,000g |
| Recoil Rating | Tested up to 7,000J |
NITE Pro D50R vs NITE D70R
The D50R is not simply a replacement for the D70R with a shorter lens. The newer NITE Pro platform makes a substantial jump in sensor resolution, low-light optics, display technology and overall ergonomics.
| Sensor | D50R: 8000×6000 / 48MP D70R: 3536×3536 / 12MP |
| Pixel Size | D50R: 1.2μm D70R: 2μm |
| Frame Rate | Both 60Hz |
| Lens | D50R: 50mm F1.25 D70R: 70mm F2.0 |
| Magnification | D50R: 3–36× D70R: 5–40× |
| FOV @100m | D50R: 15.4 × 13m D70R: 10 × 10m |
| Eye Relief | D50R: 60mm D70R: 48mm |
| LRF | Both integrated, up to 1,200m |
The D70R's 70mm lens and 5× starting magnification give it a distinctly long-range character.
The NITE Pro D50R is the more advanced all-round system. It starts at 3×, offers a significantly wider field of view, uses a much faster F1.25 lens and captures approximately four times as many image pixels.
Choose D70R: if you specifically like the 70mm lens, 5× base magnification and long-range-biased view.
Choose NITE Pro D50R: if you want the newer flagship sensor, wider view, stronger low-light optics and premium viewing system.
NITE Pro vs Thermal Scope
NITE Pro and a thermal riflescope create images in fundamentally different ways.
| NITE Pro | Uses visible and infrared light |
| Thermal Scope | Detects differences in heat |
| NITE Pro Day Image | Natural full-colour digital image |
| Thermal Day Image | Thermal colour palette |
| Complete Darkness | NITE may require IR illumination |
| Thermal in Darkness | No external illumination required |
Thermal remains extremely effective for locating animals because heat sources can stand out dramatically from the surrounding ground.
NITE Pro is particularly strong when the user wants a conventional visible image and needs to see fine details such as colour, shape, texture and markings.
NITE Pro: best where visual identification and genuine daytime use are major priorities.
Thermal: best where rapid heat detection in darkness is the main requirement.
NocPix App & Connectivity
The NITE Pro can be used with the NocPix mobile app for additional device and media functionality.
NocPix states that supported app functions include live image preview, remote setting adjustment, saving and uploading zeroing or ballistic data, downloading captured photos and videos and installing firmware updates.
Firmware updates can therefore be delivered through the app without requiring a computer when a compatible update is available.
Who Should Buy the NITE Pro D50R?
The NITE Pro D50R is aimed at customers who want premium digital day and night performance rather than simply the lowest-cost route into night vision.
It is particularly well suited to:
- Customers wanting one scope for both daytime and night use
- Users who value fine visible target detail
- Customers who regularly use digital magnification
- Mixed-distance shooting where a 3× base view is useful
- Users wanting strong twilight colour performance
- Customers wanting integrated LRF and ballistic calculation
- Users who value a large premium eyepiece display
- Existing digital-night-vision users wanting a major resolution upgrade
If detecting heat through darkness, vegetation or difficult backgrounds is the primary requirement, consider a NocPix thermal riflescope instead. If you want genuine colour daytime use and highly detailed digital imagery into darkness, the NITE Pro is the more appropriate platform.
Full Specifications
| Model | NocPix NITE Pro D50R |
| Device Type | Digital day & night riflescope with integrated LRF |
| Digital Sensor | 8000×6000 / 48MP |
| Pixel Size | 1.2μm |
| Frame Rate | 60Hz |
| Objective Lens | 50mm F1.25 |
| Magnification | 3–36× |
| Angular Field of View | 8.8° × 7.4° |
| Linear FOV @100m | 15.4 × 13m |
| Display | 1.03-inch OLED |
| Display Resolution | 2560×2560 |
| Eye Relief | 60mm |
| Exit Pupil | 6mm |
| Laser Rangefinder | Integrated |
| LRF Range | Up to approximately 1,200m |
| Target Sync | Yes |
| Ballistic Calculation | Yes |
| Image Processing | NocPix Light+ |
| Focus | Central focus system |
| Startup | Approximately 1 second |
| Power System | Built-in rechargeable battery + replaceable rechargeable 18650 |
| Replaceable Battery | Polarity-free installation |
| Housing | Magnesium alloy |
| Weight | Under 1,000g |
| Recoil Resistance | Tested up to 7,000J |
What's in the Box?
The NITE Pro D50R package includes the digital riflescope together with the principal power and charging equipment required for normal operation.
The scope itself uses both an integrated rechargeable power source and a replaceable rechargeable 18650 battery.
Because the NITE Pro is very new and accessory bundles can differ by country, distributor or production batch, we do not state an unverified accessory as included where NocPix does not clearly list it as part of the standard UK package.
If a specific battery quantity, charger, IR illuminator, mount or other accessory is essential to your setup, contact Bamfords Online before ordering and we can confirm the physical contents of the current UK stock.
NocPix NITE Pro Warranty
NocPix provides the NITE Pro D50R with a standard 3-year manufacturer's warranty on the main device.
NocPix currently also states that the device warranty can be extended by an additional year through eligible product registration on the official NocPix website.
| Main Device | 3 years standard |
| Registration Extension | Up to 1 additional year where eligible |
| Rechargeable Battery | 2 years under NocPix's standard battery warranty |
NocPix also currently states that qualifying quality issues identified within 14 days of purchase are eligible for direct replacement under its NITE Pro support policy.
Warranty cover applies to qualifying defects arising from materials, manufacturing or production during normal use and is subject to NocPix's full warranty conditions.
Damage caused by accidental damage, misuse, inappropriate storage, unauthorised modification or repair and other excluded circumstances 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.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the NocPix NITE Pro D50R a thermal scope?
No. It is an 8K digital day and night riflescope. It creates an image using visible and infrared light rather than detecting heat.
What resolution is the NITE Pro D50R?
It uses an 8000×6000 48-megapixel digital sensor with a very fine 1.2μm pixel size.
Why is the 48MP sensor important?
It provides substantially more native image information than a conventional 4K-class sensor. This is particularly useful when digital magnification is applied because more original detail remains available.
Can the NITE Pro be used in daylight?
Yes. Full-colour daytime imaging is one of its main strengths. It is designed as a genuine day and night digital riflescope.
What lens does the D50R use?
It uses a fast 50mm F1.25 objective lens designed to maximise light transmission and improve low-light performance.
What magnification does it have?
The NITE Pro D50R provides 3–36× magnification.
What is the field of view?
It provides an 8.8° × 7.4° field of view, equivalent to approximately 15.4 × 13 metres at 100 metres.
What is Light+?
Light+ is NocPix's image-processing algorithm designed to reduce noise, optimise contrast and preserve fine image detail as light levels fall.
What is Target Sync?
Target Sync allows the laser rangefinder's optical axis to be aligned with the reticle so that the ranging point and aiming point correspond, reducing the need to range and then re-acquire the target separately.
Does the NITE Pro have an integrated laser rangefinder?
Yes. NocPix specifies a maximum ranging capability of up to approximately 1,200 metres.
Does the D50R have ballistic calculation?
Yes. It supports onboard ballistic calculation and multiple calibre profiles.
What display does it use?
The D50R uses a large 1.03-inch 2560×2560 OLED display as part of NocPix's Vision+ viewing system.
What eye relief does it have?
NocPix specifies 60mm eye relief with a 6mm exit pupil.
How quickly does the NITE Pro start?
NocPix states approximately one-second startup.
What battery does the NITE Pro D50R use?
It uses a dual-power arrangement consisting of a built-in rechargeable battery and a replaceable rechargeable 18650 battery.
What is the polarity-free battery system?
The removable 18650 can be inserted in either direction, making battery changes easier in darkness.
How much does the D50R weigh?
NocPix states that the magnesium-alloy NITE Pro weighs under 1,000g.
What recoil can it handle?
NocPix states that the D50R has been tested to withstand recoil energy up to 7,000 joules.
What is the main difference between the NITE Pro D50R and D70R?
The D50R uses a much higher-resolution 48MP sensor, a faster 50mm F1.25 lens, lower 3× base magnification and wider field of view. The D70R uses a 12MP sensor with a longer 70mm F2.0 lens and 5× base magnification, giving it a more specialised long-range bias.
Should I buy NITE Pro or thermal?
Choose NITE Pro if you value full-colour daytime use, visible target detail and a conventional-looking image. Choose thermal if rapidly detecting heat sources in darkness is the main priority.
What warranty does the NITE Pro D50R have?
NocPix currently provides a 3-year standard device warranty, with the possibility of an additional year through eligible product registration. Rechargeable batteries carry NocPix's standard 2-year battery warranty, subject to the manufacturer's full conditions.
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