I have a Pentax 80ED spotting scope and looking at this product. Can I use this adapter to photograph thru this spotting scope without additional part
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If your spotting scope accepts 1.25" lenses, then yes, this is all you need.
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No, this adapter will not work with the Pentax 80 Spotting Scope. While the 80 does accept 1.25" eyepieces it has a non-standard focal point. Pentax eyepieces are also too large to fit within it.
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If you order the appropriate adapter then yes and this machined to perfect tolerance it is a must have for me and highly recommend it.
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Yes you can. I bought my Sony A6000 because my Nikon D800 with lenses was too troubelsome to always have with me whwn I was flying. With this adapter I can manage with my Sony and a Nikon zoom lens. It works perfectly.
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I'm so Not happy with my kit, I could only get the lens to screw onto the adapter then you screw the adapter onto your camera there is only like two or three threads . Be very careful don't screw on too far you will jam the lens when a retracts back into the camera .. This can damage your camera permanently mine has gotten stuck three times. The UV lens works pretty good. Just a bad gamble to take in the event you damage are camera
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Bonjour,I have use this adapter with 2 Sigma lenses one 10 20mm and a super long rage 120 400mm Pentax k mount on my Sony Nex 6 and it work great. It alow use to control manually the overture and you keep the infinity focus. Sincerely Jean Marc. PS hope this help and sorry for my spelling I am french.
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I'm not sure if the lens will work without an adapter sold by Opteka. I would caution you about this lens in that it is difficult to focus and get your exposures correct. Also the lens is not suitable for any subjects that are in motion as the aperture settings are slow and require long exposures. Hope this was helpful.
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You can not connect this to that camera without an adapter. The adapter resembles the bottom portion of a hot shoe. It can screw into the camera and slide onto the bracket. You would need something like this http://www.holditarm.com/hot_shoe.php
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No. That would need a different adapter. This one is for the Minolta bayonet mount.
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Yes, this adaptor can be used with different eyepieces for different magnification shots. It is just another piece that gets added after the eyepieces.
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This adapter and a Cannon T-ring will allow you to fit it to your scopes focuser. If your scope is a Reflector, be aware of the required back-focus the camera will need vs. eyepiece.
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The T-adapter is more or less universal to the telescope with the right eye piece diameter. You need the correct adapter ring to fit the camera to the T-adapter.
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I recommend you look elsewhere. This adapter is a bad design and became stuck on my Canon 6D with a lens attached. I had to damage my camera to remove it. See my review.
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I used it on my Pentax Spotmatic screw mount. Works great. Have to use manual settings.
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This item is a specific repair/replacement for a broken bayonet mount that is part of the lens assembly. This part can break if force on the lens separates it from the body. It sounds likely that you need an adapter assembly for your lens if the lens doesn't work on the camera already.
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Yes, the adapter is called a T-Mount and should have been included with the original purchase. (I don't recall seeing one advertised without this mount included but it is certainly possible.) The t-mount screws onto the lens and then mounts to the camera.
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I don't know for sure but I suspect not. The camera adapter kit is designed for optical instruments with a provision for interchangeable eyepieces with a 1-1/4" diameter barrel. If the eyepiece for the Bushnell spotting scope is an integral part of the scope, a screw thread or a diameter other than 1-1/4" diameter then this adapter kit will not work.
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I bought the item for my Nikon D90 and you should contact a camera shop for the straight skinny. By the way, it is one of two parts needed to connect your camera to your telescope. The adapter fits onto another part that is directly attached to the telescope as you would an eyepiece.
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Yes but you have to remove the "V" first. I got a cheap extra tripod that I leave my spotting scope attached to.