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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Xayvian" data-source="post: 3249901" data-attributes="member: 133568">I have been trying to figure out which method will give the highest quality images:      - scope -> scope lens -> adapter -> camera lens (or TLS APO) -> dslr      - scope -> scope lens -> adapter -> t-mount -> dslrI have been reading quite a bit about the Kowa products and the first method would be like using the Kowa TSN-DA10 adapter and the second method would be like using the Kowa TSN-PA7 adapter.I have read in another post that the t-mount method is not good because the scope's lens does not provide a flat image.  Images can be sharp in the centre but blurrier the further from the centre you get.From this thread I have learned that any method that uses a camera lens means you could lose 1-2 stops and you will need a fast lens to avoid that.Thanks!</blockquote>