Well done…the tip on touching the phone picture until the yellow box appeared and then holding for a few seconds and “locking in” the focus area for the picture solves most problems I was having to get the phone to focus on the right subject
Good video. Can you give me the specifics on your tripod? I need to get one and yours looks good to me. I ordered a Swarovski 95 mm atx like yours. Thanks!
Thanks for watching. That one was an older Manfrotto 190. It’s well built but kind of heave for carrying for hunting. I’m kind of cheap so I just deal with it. If I had it to do again or had to get a new one I’d get the XL version so I can stand up to glass easier. The head I use is the Manfrotto 128 RC2 pan tilt head. I’ve had several and really like them. Good luck and let me know what you end up with.
Use the zoom on your phone to zoom in a little until the image fills the screen. Or use the optical zoom on the scope. One of those should fix that issue. Good luck!
@@aaronkelley7448when I zoom my phone it changes the lens on my iPhone 12 Pro. Is there a trick to this? Just starting the video. I hope you answer this as this video continues.
How do I get the darn eyecup off my 6mo celestron regal m2 80ed I went by manual eyecup down then twist left it won’t budge it’s like the eyecup is glued on but it’s supposed to be removable. Please help
@@aaronkelley7448 to put on the adapter that came with the spotting scope to attach a canon t ring for using my canon 80d for digiscoping. I finally got it off easily by letting it sit in the warm sun for the day per an Amazon answer.
this is dumbest thing i have seen. im sorry but it's waste of money. noone wants to photograph without Autofocus,Stabilisation,Touch screen.etc and wth is it's f-stop?seems to me that light have to travel a lot in these binoculars. It's just so unpracticalt. Who ever is lookin for cheap starter kit,there's way beter ways to do it. yes they're compact cameras but useing em you will find out cons and pros between dslr's and phones.
Thanks for watching Sandler. The system definitely has it’s drawbacks but it actually works quite well considering. I’m primarily a hunter and weight is a concern so this is something that allows me to capture the hunt and also other cool things I see while out. Granted it’s definitely not studio quality, but it works for me and is an inexpensive lightweight system that works for me and thousands of others. Thanks for your opinion but I respectful I disagree.
@@aaronkelley7448 for hunters only it may work out.cause you alredy have binocular. Dont lead beginners to this trap. Like i sayd,there's way beter gear for beginners.
@@aaronkelley7448 Not sure what he was on about, but I digiscope with my device using a literal monoscope and using similar methods, works just fine for me with a bit of tweaking to counter any fringing or chromatic aberration. Great video! :)
So good that you actually show the video images you obtained and indicate how far away you are. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching John, I appreciate the feedback.
Well done…the tip on touching the phone picture until the yellow box appeared and then holding for a few seconds and “locking in” the focus area for the picture solves most problems I was having to get the phone to focus on the right subject
Thanks man. It’s fun and frustrating trying to get everything just right but worth it when the videos or pictures come out better.
If u haven't got a Bluetooth button to take the shot set the camera timer for 5 seconds, that gives it chance to stop wobbling.
Good point Robert, that’s always an option too. Thanks for watching!
Good video. Can you give me the specifics on your tripod? I need to get one and yours looks good to me.
I ordered a Swarovski 95 mm atx like yours. Thanks!
Thanks for watching. That one was an older Manfrotto 190. It’s well built but kind of heave for carrying for hunting. I’m kind of cheap so I just deal with it. If I had it to do again or had to get a new one I’d get the XL version so I can stand up to glass easier. The head I use is the Manfrotto 128 RC2 pan tilt head. I’ve had several and really like them. Good luck and let me know what you end up with.
Will 2X optical zoom with smart phone mated with 50X spotting scope = 100X optical zoom?
I don’t have a good answer for you on that. Sorry.
Why is my image on screen just a round hole that does not fill screen area?
Use the zoom on your phone to zoom in a little until the image fills the screen. Or use the optical zoom on the scope. One of those should fix that issue. Good luck!
@@aaronkelley7448when I zoom my phone it changes the lens on my iPhone 12 Pro. Is there a trick to this? Just starting the video. I hope you answer this as this video continues.
How do I get the darn eyecup off my 6mo celestron regal m2 80ed I went by manual eyecup down then twist left it won’t budge it’s like the eyecup is glued on but it’s supposed to be removable. Please help
I’m not sure what your next step would be since you’ve tried what the manual says. Why do you want to remove the eyecup?
@@aaronkelley7448 to put on the adapter that came with the spotting scope to attach a canon t ring for using my canon 80d for digiscoping. I finally got it off easily by letting it sit in the warm sun for the day per an Amazon answer.
Awesome glad to hear you got it figured out. Hope you enjoy using it and get some great photos and videos! How do you like the scope so far?
good video man
Thank you. I’m hoping to get lots of good footage this season!
Have you came across any mountain lions out there?
Not in Idaho, but I did in Arizona.
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this is dumbest thing i have seen.
im sorry but it's waste of money.
noone wants to photograph without Autofocus,Stabilisation,Touch screen.etc
and wth is it's f-stop?seems to me that light have to travel a lot in these binoculars.
It's just so unpracticalt.
Who ever is lookin for cheap starter kit,there's way beter ways to do it.
yes they're compact cameras but useing em you will find out cons and pros between dslr's and phones.
Thanks for watching Sandler. The system definitely has it’s drawbacks but it actually works quite well considering. I’m primarily a hunter and weight is a concern so this is something that allows me to capture the hunt and also other cool things I see while out. Granted it’s definitely not studio quality, but it works for me and is an inexpensive lightweight system that works for me and thousands of others. Thanks for your opinion but I respectful I disagree.
@@aaronkelley7448 for hunters only it may work out.cause you alredy have binocular.
Dont lead beginners to this trap.
Like i sayd,there's way beter gear for beginners.
@@aaronkelley7448 Not sure what he was on about, but I digiscope with my device using a literal monoscope and using similar methods, works just fine for me with a bit of tweaking to counter any fringing or chromatic aberration.
Great video! :)