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19-02-2010, 08:59 AM
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| | | Attaching SLR to viewing Scope - advice please I have a Nikon Spotting Scope 25Xw with an eyepiece Raii/33Xw 80 scope (if that makes sense - I'm randomly taking numbers off the scope in the hope they mean something  ). My OH has a Digital Nikon SLR D50 and I wondered if there was a decent adaptor I could buy to link the 2 together. Plus I've had problems in the past with the fact that the SLR has an autofocus that gets a bit temperamental when using bigger lenses as it doesn't know what to focus on. Can this be turned off at all?
In additon to this I also have a hulking great SkyWatcher reflecting scope and wondered if the camera could be set up to attach to this too.
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19-02-2010, 12:04 PM
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| | | Re: Attaching SLR to viewing Scope - advice please Fairly sure you can attach the two. A quick Google came up with this Digiscoping | Nikon
but there will be loads more.
The D50 manual says autofocus can be turned off.
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| | | Re: Attaching SLR to viewing Scope - advice please There's a very interesting attachment in the thign you sent me but a search on anything resembling it shows a price in the ouch range. It might be easier and cheaper for me to buy a Nikon Coolpix and attachment but would have liked to try it with the SLR |  | | | Thread Tools | | | | Display Modes | Linear Mode |
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