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<blockquote data-quote="Smithhill" data-source="post: 1867404" data-attributes="member: 57837"><p>Hey, come on Hobbes and Firstrees, you got to read the current posts before you ask for more help! Jon has given some fine test shots with the FS10. And there is no Aperture Priority with this camera. I would not use the iA. And would use the normal auto focus, not full time. With most cameras it is best to use the Macro setting. Sorry I have not used this camera.</p><p></p><p>Vignetting with the 4500 was not much of a problem. Most modern cameras need the 20mm of eye relief such as offered by the 30X Swaro and Hyperion eye pieces. I think the prime eye pieces are better than the zooms in all brands and types of eyepieces. Of course NEVER attach a camera nor touch a lens focus extension. You will either damage it or cause a focus error. Jon has shown the fantastic filter adapter tube that attaches to the body, a great feature for this camera. It is also not good to attach even a stationary lens to a scope. It is a downer when you have to re-assembly the lens with weed seed between the elements. </p><p></p><p>So, if you discover any thing new with this camera report back to us. Specific information is hard to come by for this little used digiscoping application, especially for newer cameras. Thanks, Gene</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Smithhill, post: 1867404, member: 57837"] Hey, come on Hobbes and Firstrees, you got to read the current posts before you ask for more help! Jon has given some fine test shots with the FS10. And there is no Aperture Priority with this camera. I would not use the iA. And would use the normal auto focus, not full time. With most cameras it is best to use the Macro setting. Sorry I have not used this camera. Vignetting with the 4500 was not much of a problem. Most modern cameras need the 20mm of eye relief such as offered by the 30X Swaro and Hyperion eye pieces. I think the prime eye pieces are better than the zooms in all brands and types of eyepieces. Of course NEVER attach a camera nor touch a lens focus extension. You will either damage it or cause a focus error. Jon has shown the fantastic filter adapter tube that attaches to the body, a great feature for this camera. It is also not good to attach even a stationary lens to a scope. It is a downer when you have to re-assembly the lens with weed seed between the elements. So, if you discover any thing new with this camera report back to us. Specific information is hard to come by for this little used digiscoping application, especially for newer cameras. Thanks, Gene [/QUOTE]
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