Will this attach to the Seagull right angle finder or only the Nikon brand?
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Nikon told me it would work on my camera, Nikon D3200, I have never gotten it to attach or used it, I have asked Nikon for more information etc... and gotten nothing. I have no idea if it works on my camera or any other camera, and Nikon support is worthless.
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Physically, it will fit on any Nikon mount, but whether or not it works optically with your lens, I don't know. I, personally, am using it with a 500mm fixed power mirror lens.
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According the the writeup on Amazon it will fit Nikon. It comes with multiple viewfinder adaptors.
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It is a heavy duty tripod, so if your spotting scope has the same DSLR mount then it will work fin.
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I purchased mine for use with a Nikon D200 and what I found was that the Right Angle ships with a series of adaptors each made to fit specific brands. I also found that the construction of the eyepiece around the camera's view finder is relatively standard respective to brand. At least with the Nikon. You may want to consider contacting Opteka and posing that question to them. They have been pretty responsive in the past.
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It has the screw whole in the bottom. I used the same attachment for my spotting scope tripod which was a quick release. It is light so any decent tripod should work fine. Just watch out in high winds.
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No. It was designed for cameras with a round viewfinder such as the D800. Try this: Buy the DK-22 adapter and pair it with the DG-2 magnifier. The threads on the DK-17-M are different than those on the DK-22. They will not pair together. The DG-2 is a 2x magnifier of the central portion of the viewfinder.
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This one worked for both my Nikon and Vortex Binos. They are both the same thread pattern so I would guess it would work with Swarovski but I'm not for sure
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Assuming you rec'd a Nikon mount version, it should fit. Line up the white dot on lens with white dot on body, insert lens, twist lens counter clockwise about 1/4 turn. (Yes, turn lens counterclockwise on a Nikon to mount. Counterclockwise seems counter-intuitive to some Nikon newbies)
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It will attach to any regular camera or spotting scope tripod through the hole in the bottom of the chrono. I would suggest using a tripod which has a quick release base as this will allow you yo first attach the base to the chronograph and then simply attach that to the tripod. Spend the money and get a relatively sturdy one. The chronograph is light but with tripods bigger is usually better.
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If that is a Polaroid Macro kit, Yes, it will screw right onto any Nikon lens. I have a Nikon D 3200. And it works pretty well on mine. If You have a filter on Your lense, just take off Your folter and carefully screw it onto Your lense. It has exactly the same threads as a Nikon filter, but You have to take YouR time and ease it onto Your Znikon lens so that You don't strip the threads. Good luck fellow Nikon Guy. It works fairly well as a cheap Macro lens. Your Friend, Dave
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You will need to contact Nikon Scopes and ask them for a definitive answer.
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Don't know. Works with Sightmark holo or Eotech on my rail. Many sport stores carry one of the versions (3-5-7x) and check it out
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The plate that comes with this unit is an ARCA type plate. This is the same part to which the viewfinder is attached. It will fit 'side-ways' onto an ARCA type tripod head.
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The Seagull attaches to my D7100 using the Nikon adapter supplied with the Seagull.
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Hello Zach, an F mount is the mount type that Nikon uses. You will be good to go!
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I have an Opteka Professional that works with my DX2 but it will not fit the D7000, even with the assortment of adaptors which come with the Opteka.There are other aftermarket right angle finders that will work with theD7000, but you're going to have to make sure they specify D7000.