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- Cape Coral, Florida
Does anyone have one- what is your opinion? Is it better than a large magnifying glass? Thank you, Dawn.
Mesoscope
- Thread starter Rlumenator
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- Cape Coral, Florida
I'm looking for those who have a mesoscope, or have some first hand knowledge with it.
- Location
- Cape Coral, Florida
What happened to it- as far as I kno w- Ogles is the only one that makes it, and it's about $600.00. The pictures I've seen look stunning.
I dont know, its here some wher I guess LOL!!!
Yes they are the only ones that make the "mesoscpoe".
Some times I forget my self and type in the last few lines of what ever I am thinking leaving a huge gap in relation to what I ment ! LOL!!!!!
( I know very bad habbit especialy in a forum!!!
)
I used a small Vivitar field scope, it seemed to give the same results.
So do add-on macro lense's if your camera can accept them.
Here is an upclose shot taken through a vivitar elchepo spotting scope.
Its an up close shot of a superman tonga shroom.
Hers a pavona using the same method.
and a gorgonian
I just though I might be able to offer you a cheaper but effective alternative.
Yes they are the only ones that make the "mesoscpoe".
Some times I forget my self and type in the last few lines of what ever I am thinking leaving a huge gap in relation to what I ment ! LOL!!!!!
( I know very bad habbit especialy in a forum!!!
)I used a small Vivitar field scope, it seemed to give the same results.
So do add-on macro lense's if your camera can accept them.
Here is an upclose shot taken through a vivitar elchepo spotting scope.
Its an up close shot of a superman tonga shroom.
Hers a pavona using the same method.
and a gorgonian
I just though I might be able to offer you a cheaper but effective alternative.
- Location
- Cape Coral, Florida
Len, according to a thread (on another forum) by Anthony Calfo, camera attachments are to come soon, also a less and more expensive model- quality of the lens to be reflected in the price as with cameras.
- Location
- Cape Coral, Florida
Very nice photos- I am not familiar with a field scope- how big of an area can you view, does it need to be mounted on a tridod, and what model is it? I don't want it for photos, just for viewing.
I am also interested in the fieldscope, what magnification and dimensions are it, I have been looking for Vivitar Fieldscopes but they all say they have been discontinued. Let us know please. And thanks for any help you can provide, those are awesome photos. ---Rick
seven ephors: thats pretty cool actualy! how much are they and where can I get one?
Dawn:
No need to mount it. Just press it against your glass.
You have to buy a camera adapter for the scope though, AND a camera that has very good macro to begin with if you want to photograph through it.
I dont think they make the model I have/had any more?
Here is a nice little scope with 8x mag. http://www.opticsplanet.net/atngoleye8xs.html
This is sorta neat too. http://www.opticsplanet.net/bushnell-8x ... cular.html
Dawn:
No need to mount it. Just press it against your glass.
You have to buy a camera adapter for the scope though, AND a camera that has very good macro to begin with if you want to photograph through it.
I dont think they make the model I have/had any more?
Here is a nice little scope with 8x mag. http://www.opticsplanet.net/atngoleye8xs.html
This is sorta neat too. http://www.opticsplanet.net/bushnell-8x ... cular.html
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- Cape Coral, Florida
Ok- I'm confused. Which ones are you talking about when you say:
(1) Just press against glass, (2) Need camera adaptor for scope(which one) (3) optics made for grade schoolers? I have a Nikon N80, a Canon Powershot G5, and a Minolta. What I really want to do is view things very closely regards, dawn.
(1) Just press against glass, (2) Need camera adaptor for scope(which one) (3) optics made for grade schoolers? I have a Nikon N80, a Canon Powershot G5, and a Minolta. What I really want to do is view things very closely regards, dawn.
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