Tips for Digiscoping with your Smartphone

[@HiddenPalm]

There were no "tips" in this video, just get a smartphone adapter and get a tripod that moves in all accesses. Those arent tips, those are prerequisites.

[@JohnDoe-vq8bg]

B & H camera are awesome! Love these great people! Just another customer!

[@teresainil2904]

What tripod did you use to hold that spotting scope safely? Thanks.

[@jackreckitt5162]

please do more programs on digiscoping

[@TimKaseyMythHealer]

None of these digiscoping videos cover the truth, they are selling concepts, but don't have any experience in the field. Smart phone digiscoping is extremely limited to stable objects at a distance that you are only going to focus once, and then install the phone to focus and shoot. The most critical component with moving objects at a distance, or landscapes with objects at 2.5 miles and 3 miles, and that is nearly impossible to control is focus. When you have your phone mounted, you can't adjust the scope independently without removing the phone. Phones are not made with a bypass allowing you to refocus the scope separately form the camera, you must first remove the phone to refocus the scope. No subject stays in one place, and if you are doing a panorama of a mountain range, the focus will go in and out as you move along the mountain range. If you don't have an f-stop of something high like f11, (smart phones have like f.2.8) you are not going to have a landscape in focus. Smart phone digiscoping is extremely limited to stable objects at a distance that you are only going to focus once, and then install the phone to focus and shoot.

[@rogerbreton6412]

Do they have adapter for iPhone 11 Pro already?

[@BandH]

I currently see no dedicated digiscoping adapter designed for the Apple iPhone 11 Pro. However, the universal *Carson HookUpz 2.0 Universal Optics Adapter for Smartphones,* _B&H # CAIS200,_ would be compatible for use with the Apple iPhone 11 Pro. As stated on Carson's website, please note the following: *_"For Apple iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max users, align adapter to the 1x wide-angle camera, which is the one nearest the corner. Do not digitally zoom in past 1.9x, as this will activate the Telephoto lens and your image will disappear."_*

[@krishnapurna]

what is the tripod used in the video?

[@pbsalfen]

When I first saw the amount of dislikes/views ratio I thought this was an Adorama upload.

[@rorymax4904]

What a waste of time watching this, I agree with HiddenPalm 1 year ago There were no "tips" in this video, just get a smartphone adapter and get a tripod that moves in all accesses. Those arent tips, those are prerequisites.

[@teresainil2904]

I disagree when you are new to this! I found it helpful!

[@DavidBrown-ob5xf]

B&H Photo

[@sulphuricacid16]

and how much does this scope cost?

[@pbsalfen]

Shhhh... It's a secret. But there's a link in the description. Shhh...

[@jeffpaster9071]

barely scratched the surface of the topic, and offered no tips om how to get the most out of pairing a smart phone to a scope using an adapter

[@BandH]

Thank you for this feedback. Please email [e-mail] for further assistance.

[@jeffpaster9071]

@@BandH thanks but I am all set. found a great product, Phone Skope that is incredibly simple to use and very effective, also inexpensive!

[@1982pros]

Wheres the tip? You only point out what you need, not how to take photos or videos.

[@jonb2613]

So much for detailed tips😕 Just a sales pitch for the scope.

[@adubeauify]

what a waste of time nothing but a sales pitch

[@-wickie-2575]

Smart phone...pulls out an apple......yawn off

[@toodie535]

2017

[@trident8872]

Vanguard scopes are not that good,at higher magnification they perform very dull better switch to Nikon monarch series they are the best.