"Digiscoping", based on methods of marrying your digital camera to a conventional optical device, is an off-the-shelf solution for TreeHugger closeups of birds, concerts, and sporting events. The better way is to adapt a decent digital camera, which you may already have and spent a lot of time learning to link to your computer, to fit with a decent spotting scope.Link and Link.
Posted by: matteo-torretta on August 10, 2005 at 4:46 AM
Hi there,
I use a Canon XL1s and I'd like to know if there are any possibilities to put a scope in front of the lens even on the "large" ones.
I also shoot using a Nikon D70,may I ask the same question as above ?
thx in advance
matt
P.S. I live far ( Italia ) but since I heard about this unusual website I put it in my daily list.
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Hi there,
I use a Canon XL1s and I'd like to know if there are any possibilities to put a scope in front of the lens even on the "large" ones.
I also shoot using a Nikon D70,may I ask the same question as above ?
thx in advance
matt
P.S. I live far ( Italia ) but since I heard about this unusual website I put it in my daily list.
Even when there's not something useful,there's something funny .
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