SVBONY Canon DSLR Camera Adapter for Spotting Scope

[@maryclarafjare]

I know these camera videos are very helpful for many bird and animal lovers!

[@cindyaraya7317]

Beautiful birdie! Awesome camera equipment!

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Thanks! BB

[@vincetarrosa]

Thank you for this video! But I am curious, which camera gives you better results: the DSLR or the SVBONY SC001 wifi camera? What camera was used to take the last few minutes of video footage, starting at 8:00?

[@MyBackyardBirding]

That was with the sc001 wifi cam which I prefer due to simplicity in good conditions as there are no adjustments for the wifi cam. The DSLR works but can take a lot of fidgeting, but it's only like 30 bucks.

[@islandofmisfityoutubers6734]

Thank you so much!

[@Feynman.R]

Do you think the detail of the object will be higher with this setup, or when using a regular telephoto lens of 300mm or 500mm?

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Using a regular telephoto lens is best by far, this is an affordable alternative but not going to get the best results unless your setup on a tripod in a fixed location.

[@darksouth2607]

Wonder if that would fit vortex razor

[@MyBackyardBirding]

I think there are detailed measurements on the Amazon Page in the description for this adapter. BB

[@tuanho87]

Can this be used on vortex spotting scope?

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Check out the spec sizes at the Amazon page amzn.to/3uKmfil the details are down in the middle of the pages. BB

[@giovannig.624]

Would this be possible with a Sony A37? It is a SLT camera. Fixed transluscent mirror.

[@tim9284]

Can hear the Red Shoulder in the background.

[@Brooklynapoli]

Niceee thank you

[@muriellockhoff9560]

Your video are beautiful and so spectacular

[@MyBackyardBirding]

Thank you! BB

[@earthlingYT]

How much was the camera?

[@MyBackyardBirding]

The R6 is around $2400 the new EOS rebels with lens kits can be had in the 600-800 dollar range and there are also much cheaper mirrorless canon cameras that accept R-lens. Since this adapter is only like sub$30 I look at it as an experiment.