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<blockquote data-quote="bughunter" data-source="post: 1529087" data-attributes="member: 77542"><p>Thanks, I'm very new to digiscoping and far from perfect.</p><p>Since I'm not getting good results with autofocus I followed a Swarovski suggestion and used manual focus. I use Av, put the camera focus to endless, zoom into 16x digital zoom and set the focus manually on the scope. Then I zoom out again and take the picture. For that I use the selftimer with initial delay 0, picture count set to 3 together with my electrical remote shutter on the USB connector (posted about it in another thread).</p><p>To impove the LCD, especially in bright sun, I soldered a light shield which is made from a raw plate for printed circuit boards. Its painted in black and mounted to the camera with Velcro strips.</p><p>A working auto focus setup (may be with macro) would be nice, because manual take much time - too long for some birds.</p><p></p><p>Attached a pic of the A590 with shield and USB shutter</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bughunter, post: 1529087, member: 77542"] Thanks, I'm very new to digiscoping and far from perfect. Since I'm not getting good results with autofocus I followed a Swarovski suggestion and used manual focus. I use Av, put the camera focus to endless, zoom into 16x digital zoom and set the focus manually on the scope. Then I zoom out again and take the picture. For that I use the selftimer with initial delay 0, picture count set to 3 together with my electrical remote shutter on the USB connector (posted about it in another thread). To impove the LCD, especially in bright sun, I soldered a light shield which is made from a raw plate for printed circuit boards. Its painted in black and mounted to the camera with Velcro strips. A working auto focus setup (may be with macro) would be nice, because manual take much time - too long for some birds. Attached a pic of the A590 with shield and USB shutter [/QUOTE]
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