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Digiscoping advice (1 Viewer)
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Jason Bugay Reyes
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Best with universal phone adapter for your Kowas
Is that by a certain company?
Mike Crawley
Emeritus President at Burnage Rugby Club
I have recently bought one of these from Viking Optic.
Fits many phones and many eyepieces.
It’s inexpensive, so if it doesn’t work it isn’t a tragedy.
It’s taking a bit of practice to get used to it though
www.vikingoptical.com
I imagine there will be plenty of other brands available
Fits many phones and many eyepieces.
It’s inexpensive, so if it doesn’t work it isn’t a tragedy.
It’s taking a bit of practice to get used to it though
Universal Smart Phone Adapter - Viking Optical
The new Smartphone adaptor is a quick and easy to use adaptor ideal for capturing images with almost any model of smartphone. It will accommodate smartphones from 55mm up to 85mm in width, while the eyepiece socket is fully adjustable from 34mm up to 65mm.
I imagine there will be plenty of other brands available
Is that because if’s fiddly to you due to not being designed specifically for the scope?I have recently bought one of these from Viking Optic.
Fits many phones and many eyepieces.
It’s inexpensive, so if it doesn’t work it isn’t a tragedy.
It’s taking a bit of practice to get used to it though
Universal Smart Phone Adapter - Viking Optical
The new Smartphone adaptor is a quick and easy to use adaptor ideal for capturing images with almost any model of smartphone. It will accommodate smartphones from 55mm up to 85mm in width, while the eyepiece socket is fully adjustable from 34mm up to 65mm.
I imagine there will be plenty of other brands available
Mike Crawley
Emeritus President at Burnage Rugby Club
No, the eyepiece bit is straightforward.
Fitting my iPhone took a bit more common sense than I had available at the time and the camera lenses are surrounded by a little raised area. Once I had overcome that “problem” (entirely due to lack of joined up thinking by me) it was fine.
Fitting my iPhone took a bit more common sense than I had available at the time and the camera lenses are surrounded by a little raised area. Once I had overcome that “problem” (entirely due to lack of joined up thinking by me) it was fine.
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