Telescope Phone Adapter, Universal Cell Phone Mount | Compatible with Spotting Scope, Binoculars, Monocular, Microscope, 28-49mm Eyepiece Fits 99% Smartphones

If you have a phone and already have a pair of binoculars then this is a quick (and affordable) way to take some photos that will astound you. Of course, the quality of the photos can only be as good as: - The quality of the camera on your phone - The quality of the binoculars - Your ability to adjust them to their best performance level. The most difficult thing is to take your time is setting it up up. You well also need a tripod and a mount for the binoculars because this is going to be nearly impossible to use handheld. The adjustment to hold the mount on the eyepiece was fairly easy even with the Nikon's rubber eyecups. The rest is a bit of a logic puzzle to get the correct lens of the phone to align with the focal point of the binocular. To eliminate the circular sort of photos you see taken with many phones, just use your phone's zoom to fill the frame. Once all is adjusted you just use the binocular's focus adjustment. The photo I include was taken with Nikon Monarch M5 binocular and an iPhone 12 Pro Max. According to Google Earth the tank was approximately 1000 feet away.

It moves with the weight of the phone even when you squeeze it tight

It is nicely made, I like the fact that it's light weight - strong plastic has its advantages. I use it on a lightweight telescope (the SVbony SV501p 70mm) which can't take much weight added on the eyepiece end. The camera mount comes with two nicely made rubber insets for different types of eyepieces. On mine the smaller one fits nicely the 20mm eyepiece that comes with the scope. A plastic knob allows you to tighten the grip on the eyepiece, so that the phone does not fall off at the worst possible moment. The fact that it is inexpensive does not detract from the quality, clearly five stars.

Terrible plasticky device. My phone falls out because the grips don't hold onto it. No stability. Can't even get to the point of attaching it to my binoculars. Design would be improved if there was a bottom phone holder. If you have an iPhone, stay away.

This universal phone-to-optics adapter does work, and I was able to get some genuinely great photos using it with my iPhone and a pair of binoculars. Once everything is lined up correctly, the image quality is impressive and it definitely adds a fun layer to bird-watching or sightseeing. That said, getting to that point takes some fiddling. The clamp setup and alignment process require patience, and even small bumps can shift things enough that you have to readjust. It’s compatible with a wide range of devices, but that “universal” design is also what makes it a bit finicky. If you’re willing to spend a little extra time setting it up, it can deliver great results. But if you’re hoping for a quick snap-on system or plan to use it in situations where you need fast shots, this may feel a bit cumbersome. Overall, it works, and the photos turned out better than I expected — just be prepared for a bit of setup time.

Muy bueno cumple lo prometido y de buen material.

Extremely difficulty in trying to focus the camera due to lack of rigidity of the connection to the monocular. May return it!

works

Hält, was es verspricht. Gute Fotos möglich. Wichtig ist nur, zuerst am Handy auf die Kamera einrichten. Dann erst, ohne zu verschieben auf das Fernglas schrauben. Sonst ist es fast unmöglich, die richtige Einstellung zu finden.

Fonctionne très bien, me permet de prendre des photos à travers des objectifs grossissant.

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