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Local and worldwide wildlife adventures. Drone cameraman to TV's Nigel Marven. Dedicated Nikon user. Follow me on Twitter @chardbirder and Instagram: www.instagram.com/chardherper/. All images on this Blog are copyright of the Owner/contributors and cannot be used without written permission. All views expressed are my own. Translation to other languages available at the end of the page.

Tuesday, 18 February 2014
Phone scoping...
Never really tried it but it works well for some people with stunning results if you have the right equipment. I decided to play around and find a way of keeping my phone camera just the right distance away from the eyepiece of the scope. With a bit of trial and error I found that it was possible to get a better picture than I ever anticipated. Ok, this was a stationary subject but I was still surprised how clear the image was considering I have a cheapy scope and a Galaxy S4...
More practice needed to feel confident but I'll definitely look at trying it again as a back-up way of getting a record shot.
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