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To: | "John Clifton-Everest" <>, <> |
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Subject: | Digiscoping with Swarovski AT80 |
From: | "Peter Taylor" <> |
Date: | Wed, 8 Oct 2008 08:11:27 +0800 |
JohnI have a Swarovski ATS80 with a 20-60x zoom which I use with a Canon A540 PowerShot camera. I bought the Swarovsksi DCA Zoom adaptor from the Birding Shop in Melbourne (now apparently $306 according to their website). It came with a selection of 4 adaptor rings, of which the M52mm fits the camera via a Conversion Lens Adaptor (Canon LA-DC52C) which I purchased separately from a camera shop in Perth for about $40. Ironically, I had the scope adaptor before I got the camera so I had to take the adaptor into a camera shop and find a camera to fit it rather than the other way round. The DCA adaptor comes in 2 parts, one you can keep permanently on the scope and the other permanently on the camera (via its own adaptor in my case). The 2 halves connect quickly and easily when you need to take a picture. cheers Peter Peter Taylor Birding South West 3/13 Young St Manjimup WA 6258 http://birding-southwest.mysouthwest.com.au |
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