Do any of Nikon's tripod adaptors work with these binoculars? Need to mount for my kids to view the night sky. Called Nikon, they were just confused.
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I'm not familiar with Nikon's adapters, but these will take the standard adapter I use with other binos... Just unscrew the little plastic cap in front and screw the adapter in.
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I think those are for binoculars that are 10x, 12X, 20X in power. Those are binocs more suited to astronomy. These have such a wide field of view that most people don't use them for astronomy.
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You can purchase an adapter from Orion, or you can easily make an adapter using a large angle brace. I favor using a monopod with a 6" strip of wood fastened across the top using a 1/4"-20 T nut (avilable at any hardware store). Just rest the binoculars on the strip of wood. It works great!
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Hello. I am not 100% sure. However, the Pentax website will list which binocular models this tripod adapter specifically is manufactured. I understand that most binoculars that can accommodate a screw-in type adapter will use the same type of threads, so even if the model you own is not specifically listed, chances are still pretty good that it will be compatible.Hope this helps.
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You may have received a response from me earlier. This evening when I returned home, I used a set of my binoculars and tried to mount to tripod. Not a good idea. The picture above looks different than one I have. I would discuss your needs with a local shop.
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I also wear glasses. I've not found any binoculars, and I have tried many, that worked very well with my glasses on. That includes these binoculars. However, despite that problem I do like these binoculars. They are lightweight, compact and provide a good sharp image.
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No and when I called the manufacturer to get an adapter, they told me to call Nikon. Mind you, the instructions that comes with the lens say to call them....nothing about callng Nikon. I haven't contacted Nikon yet about an adapter.
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Yes they will. Have used a tripod as the binoculars are extremely heavy for looking at birds, stars, etc. Hope this helps you out.
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They have a nylon loop that threads through itself to attach to the ring or metal/plastic attachment point on your binoculars. I use mine to hold a large Nikon DSLR and long zoom lens without any problem. You may need someone to help adjust the straps for your use.
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Steven, I originally purchased a Canon quick release, but found them unsatisfactory. I replaced the Canon with Leupold Quick release, and have them attached to Nikon 12 X 36 Monarchs. Works great. I would suggest also that you consider getting a Bino Shield, manufactured by Crooked Horn. I have a medium size, and it fits well with the Nikon. If you are a hunter, these shields are the cats meow. Keeps the Binoculars from flopping around, and keeps the dust and debris off the glasses. JK
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Agree awesome binocular. I searched and searched and could not find a replacement SO I BOUGHT A NEW PAIR OF BINOCULARS!! True story.
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I'm sorry, I don't know. What do know is that in the past I have tried a couple of adapters to attach cameras to telescopes and found both totally unsatisfactory. Sorry, I can't be brand-specific - it's been quite a while.
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I believe they are great for a "general purpose" set of binoculars. I have had a few sets in the past and believe these are great. I could not find anything better without spending a LOT more money.
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I think they would work quite well. I used to have a pair of 10X50 binoculars and it was too hard to keep the field of vision steady. Really needed a tripod to see clearly without shaking.However, I'm not a hunter, per se.
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I have an old tripod I found at a garage sale, and the binoculars work on it just fine, so I'm guessing it will work. If your tripod #93606 will work with other brands of cameras or telescopes, then it should work. The screw thats on your tripod is the standard thread pitch that almost all cameras and devices are made to adapt to. I doubt that your bipod is different. Just be sure your tripod is good and sturdy. These are big binoculars. Also read reviews about how to adjust your binoculars if you get them. I had to adjust mine but it was super easy as long as you have a Phillips screwdriver. Otherwise you may see double through them. I have an old tripod I found at a garage sale, and the binoculars work on it just fine, so I'm guessing it will work. If your tripod #93606 will work with other brands of cameras or telescopes, then it should work. The screw thats on your tripod is the standard thread pitch that almost all cameras and devices are made to adapt to. I doubt that your bipod is different. Just be sure your tripod is good and sturdy. These are big binoculars. Also read reviews about how to adjust your binoculars if you get them. I had to adjust mine but it was super easy as long as you have a Phillips... » Read More I have an old tripod I found at a garage sale, and the binoculars work on it just fine, so I'm guessing it will work. If your tripod #93606 will work with other brands of cameras or telescopes, then it should work. The screw thats on your tripod is the standard thread pitch that almost all cameras and devices are made to adapt to. I doubt that your bipod is different. Just be sure your tripod is good and sturdy. These are big binoculars. Also read reviews about how to adjust your binoculars if you get them. I had to adjust mine but it was super easy as long as you have a Phillips screwdriver. Otherwise you may see double through them. « Show Less
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The binoculars will take a standard binocular tripod adapter, which screws into the front hinge point. The adapter is not included, but can be bought from any camera retailer for a few dollars.
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Casey,Thank you for your message. I do not think you ordered these Binoculars from me. I search for your name and could not find it in our order list. Did you order them under a different name?What would be most helpful, is if you could provide your Amazon Order number, then I could look your order status up.Thank you and have a great day,Carlos
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You have a lot of adjustment on the adapter. I have Kodak dx7440 camera and lens comes out half inch. I found it hard to get a good pic of night sky. Found this web site where you can hook up camera directly to an eye piece and it works good. CNC SUPPLY INC .com. Look there to see if they make any adapters for your camera. I had to get t-ring and adapter. Like $80. Hope this helps.