trtldove76
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:gh: I have been photographing birds with a point and shoot camera. Well its hard so I finaly saved all my pennies and when the Canon 30D came out I bought it. I don't have a scope yet but I do have access to a redfield spotting scope (he said it was a newer one but the company has been sold out, to someone he can't remember who). Here is my question How do I know or find what adapter will fit to my camera and also what will fit to the scope. Is there cirtain guide lines? He has an adapter that will fit to a film 35mm pentax camera. Will that fit a digital canon. Please help I am so confused. :bounce:
I wanted to add a note: The eye piece on the scope screws off so you can attach an adapter and camera. In fact it has threads on the inside and threads on the outside it also steps up a little with fatter threads. So It look really universal. I just know where to start.
I am saving my money for a Swarovski Spotting Scope. 5 year plan, until then I need to make this work. Thanks for your help.
I wanted to add a note: The eye piece on the scope screws off so you can attach an adapter and camera. In fact it has threads on the inside and threads on the outside it also steps up a little with fatter threads. So It look really universal. I just know where to start.
I am saving my money for a Swarovski Spotting Scope. 5 year plan, until then I need to make this work. Thanks for your help.
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