Is there a way to take pictures throgh this scope or do you sell one with camera attached
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An adapter is available for some cameras. You would remove the eyepiece and attach the adapter in its place. Then screw the camera on. As far as I know, you would need an SLR camera. Another way: A friend wanted a picture of a bird. She had a small pocket size camera. We placed the lens of her camera up to the eyepiece and got a good shot. The camera must be at its widest setting and not zoomed. The picture was out of focus when zoomed out.
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I would think that you could attach a camera. It is a good sized helicopter and if the camera is not really heavy then I should think that you could.
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Try Spy Tec Inc. They have a 1-800 phone # you can call They sell this camera.
1387609
The lens that comes with thecamera is the one you are stuck with. There is nowhere for extra lens to be put on.
376024
You Ned a sturdybtripod matched to the weight of the scope. A video tripod with the longer handle works best
2013019
Eric to mount a camera onto the scope itself you would need an adapter, on the tripod you can it's a 1/4 " standard camera thread.
451474
Yes, Mine came with a scope. Works well for me. I have no plans to replace it any ways soon.
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Yeah you can attach a nikon DSLR but you'll need a nikon adaptor/attachment. But it's not worth it, because you need to make long exposure as the telescope i believe is a F16. If you want to go for astrophotography, go for a motorised telescope.
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Not without adapters for a camera. There are no electronic components to this telescope, it is strictly an optical instrument. You could buy the correct parts to connect a camera, as you can with most telescopes, but straight out of the box no, no camera or computer connectivity.
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No. I had that one & when it broke upgraded to this. You can find the cameras for your model on ebay sometimes. That's where I sold mine. Good luck.
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I haven't had that problem but the supplied tripod is really cheap and flimsy. Just get yourself a more stable, inexpensive tripod. It will make your scope much more functional.
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There is no optical viewfinder, you can only shoot by watching at the LCD screen (live-view on DSLR)The battery has quite short life, I strongly suggest to buy extra packages. I bought a Wasabi Power package with 2 batteries and a charger...good deal!
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Yes, you can. You can focus the scope while observing the image on your computer screen. You can also program for sequential images taken over time.
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I bought the camera body alone. You can purchase a sony zoom lens separately.
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This camera is now obsolete, so if you want to buy it, check Ebay. I sold mine last year. Sorry.
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Manually only I believe?I am selling my camera that I just bought from Amazon not long ago and never used. It should be posted on the item's private seller listings I believe. It would be a very good deal on this camera.
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Though I have not done this there is a "steady pics" camera adapter that Orion sells about $30.00, it apparently fits 1.25" adapters, it isn't perfect but folks manage to get it to work after some trial and error, look it up and read their reviews on it. It also seems that the moon would be the only object that could possibly be photographed through this scope, since anything else would require a steadier set up, a better mount possibly. Orion does sell a star shoot camera that fits directly into a 1.25" adapter, it costs about $70.00 and I'm not sure how well that item works either, but it may be more stable than the steady pictures adapter, though I don't own it and no one has posted a review on it, Good luck. Though I have not done this there is a "steady pics" camera adapter that Orion sells about $30.00, it apparently fits 1.25" adapters, it isn't perfect but folks manage to get it to work after some trial and error, look it up and read their reviews on it. It also seems that the moon would be the only object that could possibly be photographed through this scope, since anything else would require a steadier set up, a better mount possibly. Orion does sell a star shoot camera that fits directly into a 1.25" adapter, it costs about $70.00 and I'm not sure how well that item... » Read More Though I have not done this there is a "steady pics" camera adapter that Orion sells about $30.00, it apparently fits 1.25" adapters, it isn't perfect but folks manage to get it to work after some trial and error, look it up and read their reviews on it. It also seems that the moon would be the only object that could possibly be photographed through this scope, since anything else would require a steadier set up, a better mount possibly. Orion does sell a star shoot camera that fits directly into a 1.25" adapter, it costs about $70.00 and I'm not sure how well that item works either, but it may be more stable than the steady pictures adapter, though I don't own it and no one has posted a review on it, Good luck. « Show Less