Swarovski ATX 95 & TLS APO Set Up Video

A short video clip showing how we attach the TLS APO to the new Swarovski ATX/STX range.

[@SurreyAlan]

I use this on the 65 with a Canon Eos m, very quick and easy to put camera on and take it off, quality is better than with our bridge camera especially videos. Very pricey though.

[@tectorama]

I have this setup. Just don't expect sharp images over a long distance. Especially if taken over water or land in the summer.

[@JacobTerherst]

It’s called mirage and even the naked eye has to deal with the natural effects.

[@tectorama]

Yes, that's right

[@JacobTerherst]

@@tectorama I may have taken your original comment incorrectly, but it sounded like you were complaining about the glass quality. Have you used the setup for astrophotography?

[@tectorama]

@@JacobTerherst No I haven't used the setup for astrophotography yet, although I keep meaning too. The optics are excellent, but I get the same problem using a telephoto lens with my camera sometimes, especially in warm weather, thinking I didn't get the focus right.

[@maosung5219]

Thanks

[@sreekanth4805]

Could I have Complete kit price

[@ammadoux]

excellent video thanks.

[@muharremozturk1879]

for ATX 95... APo 23mm ? 30mm ? 43mm ?

[@thomaskunze8196]

It depends on your camera. I have a APS C camera (Nikon d300) and I use the 30mm on my atx 95.

[@richardtargett4128]

APO 23mm= micro 4/3, 30mm=APS-C, 43mm=FF.

[@rollingthunder4]

@@richardtargett4128 I had all that + both Canon and Nikon mounts for £1999 about 9 months ago - secondhand obviously but basically unused in all the boxes and from a dealer (Viking).

[@mrmaxaxl]

Really nice. But I could never in my lifetime afford it 🙁

[@semiauto3148]

You could. All you have to do is finance it...in one year it’s yours