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Digiscoping and telephoto (1 Viewer)
- Thread starter shumakol
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usually when digiscoping the camera is hooked up to the eyepiece & the focal length(1000-2000mm) is much longer (more magnification) than a d-slr & telephoto lens (500mm)can reach
the telephoto is usally a nice fit & easier to use from my experience - they both pursuits require a good tripod (some telephotos can get away with a monopod)
can you be more specific about what differences you are interested in>?
the telephoto is usally a nice fit & easier to use from my experience - they both pursuits require a good tripod (some telephotos can get away with a monopod)
can you be more specific about what differences you are interested in>?
Jason Bugay Reyes
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With digiscoping, it is on manual focus but with telephoto that has AF-S, you could do in Autofocus and Manual at the same time.
Digiscoping is good with stationary subjects but with good practiced, it is possible with moving birds.
Digiscoping is good with stationary subjects but with good practiced, it is possible with moving birds.
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