Is there such a device where you can connect a cable to the eyepiece so instead of looking through an eyepiece, the image shows on a tablet/laptop?
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Sure, you can use this one: Orion 53082 StarShoot G3 Deep Space Color Imaging Camera or any other eyepiece camera.
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I'm not sure as I've never tried that but it does have a separate eyepiece, so there could well be some sort of digital imaging device that would fit in there instead of a glass lens. Good luck!
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Yes a security camera with a 1.25 c mount adapter can and slow exposures can show lots of deep space video. There are several USB video cameras that can also be used but they tend to only be good for planetary viewing. On Google look up "Samsung scb-2000" and Astro-video those two topics should really get you going. I do Astro-video for the public at star parties.
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No. There is a display port. I found matching symbol here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Displayport-cable.jpg
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Mount a tablet like an iPad next to your monitor. It attaches to the Ergotron monitor arm.
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Yes you can connect this to a computer amscope sells an adapter for it. Here is a link to the cameras amscope sells for this microscope. My gf has one.
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Nvidia Glasses kit are one option. You need a set of glasses and a receiver that either hook up to your computer or the monitor to sync
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Yes with an adapter, but its not that good for looking at the sky, which is why you buy a telescope, now if you wanted to spy on your neighbors it alright.
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Not sure what you are trying to use it for, but if you are trying to connect to a telescope, then this link might help: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reFxoF3XoaU
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You need to buy an additional attachment to hook up a USB cable to a camera that goes on the ocular.
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Yes, however, I wouldn't recommend purchasing this item. The magnifying effect of the eyepiece is so modest, almost negligible.
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We have used it on occasion, hooked up to a laptop. Took a bit of time to locate object and focus on telescope and then put in the eye piece. Worked ok, but not something I would use all the time.
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I believe there is a separate Eye-Fi card for desktops and laptops. It may be this one, but I'd double-check: Eye-Fi Connect X2 4 GB Class 6 SDHC Wireless Flash Memory Card EYE-FI-4CN
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I have a Dell Venue tablet and it has no connection for a monitor. You might try at StarTech.com to see if there is an adapter cable made for video to the mini port. If it is made they'll likely carry it.
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There is an adapter which can be purchased separately that connects to HDMI. (Not expensive)
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Not one that I cold find. I use it as a large monitor for my laptop. My laptop has hdmi port but there in not one on the monitor that I can find.
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If you want, I found this online, see if it helps?: http://www.telescope.com/Orion-StarShoot-USB-Eyepiece-Camera-II/p/102298.uts
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Hi Isabel,I haven't tried connecting a video display to the tablet, but an interesting concept!, only tested with mouse and keyboard.
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no, to do what you want you would need a telescope with a computer drive and software, as others have said you can see an object thrugh the view finder but no magnification. Also, my unit is very sensitive to magnetic interference which has required me to leave my deck and go out into the yard away from the house and garage.