can this be used on our own monoculars? or does it only work with the tiny monocular provided?
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Hi James, I think it is only fitted for the monocular provided. The ring that fixes the monocular to the phone case is not expandable in size to accommodate different size monoculars, and I'm pretty sure that it's measured to provide the correct focal distance between the camera lens and the monocular.
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The place where the monocular fits is about an inch and an eighth in diameter (1.125 inches).
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Yes, as that is the camera I use it on. Because the of the articulating LCD panel you have to remove it each time you want to move the screen away from the camera body which is why I modified the small tab running across the bottom of the eyecup. I am sure not everyone will want to buy something only to have to modify it and maybe others won't feel the need to modify the eyecup. For me, it was the answer and the only time I don't use it is when I am using live view mode.
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It will work with any standard 1.25 inch eyepiece adapter or focuser, but i second the previous answer regarding tracking. I suggest downloading Stellarium (free planetarium software) and entering your telescope and the sensor specs into the telescopes plugins so you can see what the field of view would be in you 80 mm, and how quickly objects move out of that field of view. If it's too small, and you don't have mount that is tracking the sky, you might end up just being frustrated.
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I tried it with my glasses and I didn't like it........they have a diopter adjustment on them so u should be able to use them without glasses...good luck
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Hi I'm really sorry I've only used this with my telescope, I wish I could answer that but can suspect it should work with many microscopes but not certain.
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absolutley works fine. it reduces the aperture to 5.6 so you'll want stabilization of some kind. we use a monopod with a benro head.
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so long as it is 1.25 inch diameter. it is celestron brand after all. It will actually work with any 1.25 inch eyetube from almost any telescope.
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I'm using the original and have it clipped to the temples of my glasses. I found the distance between the mirror and my eye perfect, getting a good view of what's behind me. However, I tried moving it back to simulate a compact, I found it quite impossible to view the mirror. Might work if clipped to some part of your helmet visor though. I don't want to have it on my helmet as I'm usually quite rough with it.
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Unfortunately, the binoculars do not come with a native attachment point that can be used with a tripod or a monopod. A quick Google search reveals that the Orion Mounting Bracket could be used to hold the binoculars... admittedly, I have not used such bracket and therefore cannot testify to its usefulness.
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As a Wide angle lens it just screws onto the end of the 18-55mm lens. I didn't think that it would work and I was worried that it would fall off. but it doesn't at all. To use as a Micro lens it requires another adapter.
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I am not sure. I use mine for Bigfoot research and works well when attached to my head. Has 4 times zoom feature on it and I use it on 2X Zoom at all times.
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It doesn't have a specific interface to mount a camera, so in the purest sense, the answer is no. I don't know if there are add-on kits for this one or not. I suppose you can also experiment by holding the camera up to the eyepiece, but you'd have to have one incredibly steady hand.
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I wouldn't cound on it working. First the red dot sits low, second if you change the mount on the magnifier the projector for the red dot blocks part of the view. I never got a clear view it was always blury. That was with my 7x that looks similar to the 3x.
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The binocular has a tripod mount, so you should be able to use it. This tripod has the standard mount.
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Good question. Maybe--if you want to play around with it and possibly buy parts to make it work. If you need two mounting points, one for the scope the other for a camera, this unit won't provide that as is, and if your scope has an angled eyepiece like mine it is probably impossible. You could end up spending more on adapting this for your use than just buying a digiscoping bracket.
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not on its own, but i've read that it's compatible with Eye-Fi cards, however.
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I was curious since I have never tried that before. I just tried it and with the additional brackets that come with it I was able to position the viewfinder directly in front of my eye perfectly. That was tested with a Canon T3i. Your results may vary depending on camera, etc but it worked perfect for me.