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I have in mind wanting to try macro lens such as this one - AF-S DX Micro NIKKOR 40mm f/2.8G for digiscoping. I want to combine it with Kowa spotting scope TSN-884. What is your advice? Thank you.
The macro lens should do just fine provided you have a strong enough adapter to mount the DSLR and the lens to the scope eyepiece. You may need an eyepiece with a large pupil objective as to avoid vignetting. However, shutterspeed will be compromised as the scope setup will be something approaching F13 or so.
Alternatively, try an adapter to mount a DSLR. body directly onto the scope. In short, this will make your scope into the 'lens' of the DSLR. Our friend Jason Reyes uses this combo to great effect :t:
I read somewhere in the internet that macro lens is not really recommended to use for digiscoping but then somebody say that your subject is so close ie "the image" taken is inside the scope which means that how far or near your subject from the scope, the camera still taking the image from inside the scope.
Since I am not that clear with this, ie why I am posting this for confirmation.