will this work with a spotting scope or is it set up primarily for cameras??
1846237
I would think so. It's a beast, and you can probably put a tank on it. Just check the fitting.
1846238
It should work with a spotting scope if your scope has the threaded receiving hole for mounting. The slik is very adaptable
1846239
Much like Maddog, have no idea what the attachment point looks like for the spotting scope. I have never worked with a spotting scope. You would have to look. Good luck with your quest and start lifting weights.
1846240
Wish I could help, but I have no idea. It has a little disc that screws into the bottom of a camera, if that helps. Good luck!
1846241
Don't know what the requirement is for a spotting scope. If it is the same as a DLSR it should work. My husband loves his Slik, even though it can get heavy hiking with it.
1384697
I returned mine and bought a $60 spotting scope from Cabelas. This one is too soft/fuzzy/cheap to let you see clearly and when you zoom out the image gets smaller - its just awful
1079171
If I understand your question correctly, the base plate on the PH-304 should work with any spotting scope. The pin and screw dimensions, threads and location on the plate are standard across manufacturers.
146928
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.
1570483
I've used a table top tripod with this and had good luck, like for target shooting, etc.. For star gazing, a regular tripod where you stand up, worked better for me. If the wind is blowing, it will probably shake some no matter what one you use. Outside of that, I think it's a great spotting scope. Hope I helped.
338937
The range finder is laser so that part should work just fine. This is not a night scope so do not expect to be able to see any more than you could through a set of binoculars.
2102109
I have had good results at closer range (100-250 yards) using my iphone5 to capture big game animals. I'm not a photographer, but at that range with a non-sky background I didn't have any issues. With a skyline shot in hotter temperatures you may have some degradation of your images. Best bang for your buck spotting scope.
2128921
This is a seperate device and has nothing to do with your rifle scope. It will accurately compensate for distances looking up a mountain or down a mountain but what you do with the shot from your rifle is all up to you regardless of the brand of scope you are using.
46236
Will work from diameter perspective. I believe this mount places the scope slightly more forward. Will want to be sure eye relief will be what you are looking for. Quality mount and great selection on scope.
732913
This is for a rifle scope, it's not a camera cover. were the dimensions exact and the lens fixed, it might work, but that's not what it is designed for.
291753
You will need to contact Nikon Scopes and ask them for a definitive answer.
90851
I'm sorry I can't be of much help as I am not familiar with your camera. As far as eyepiece, you should not need one. You place your magnifying device in the upper portion, and attach your camera to the lower. I was able to get my camera lens right up to my magnifying device. Although, I only had a cheap monoscope. Haven't tried it out with spotting scopes, but it does allow for many styles and shapes of cameras, I feel.
1944256
I use this unit for both a camera and a spotting scope. Work fantastic. Very impressed with the quality compared to high end units I've seen and priced.
658110
I couldn't get this to work and sent it back. Haven't figured out how to get a camera to work with my Celestron Spotting Scope (yet). I do love the spotting scope though! Just get a good-enough tri-pod that will hold the scope up well. My tri-pod is relatively inexpensive and the weight of the scope is too much for the tri-pod.
1924724
I would think so. We have a hefty, 17-in angular Nikon spotting scope on our Orion tripod and the scope is well supported. No issues with the tripod. It's probably too big for backpacking but we used it when we go car camping or on sight-seeing trips.
1318013
not sure,you might need adapter for camera.but it is a heavy duty tripod works great for my very heavy[nose heavy] spotting scope.hope this helps
658112
Bildio, Do u have a tripod for those spotting scopes? Give me more details on the spotting scope's dimensions so that i can help you accurately.