Will it work to attach a DSLR camera to the eyepiece for photos?
1569372
it will, though i have not bought the adapter from orion. i think an eye piece camera looks like a better way to go. i would contact orion if i were you, as they are quite helpful. good luck!
28865
To tell you the truth I don't know...however I believe that the mounting flange (for lack of a better term for it) around the eyepiece is the same size on all Nikon DLSR cameras.
2241446
not likely... my experience attaching cameras involved two inch focusers. If you can find something that will mount to a 1-1/4 inch focuser... maybe, but this mount won't be useful for stability either.
124329
Should work just fine. It is designed for cameras with APS-C sensors. I suggest you lookup www.lonelyspeck.com for lenses and astrophotography.
1011091
Probably. What you want to check is the diameter of your microscope eyepiece tube. And compare it to the diameter of the Celestron. The tube on the microscope must be large enough to accommodate the Camera. Also your eyepiece must be removable to slip this one in it's place. If that is not possible then this will not work. The Ring you see in the picture is slipped over the Celestron to keep it from falling all the way down into the microscope tube. There is a White scribed line on the Camera tube for the distance where the Ring is to be tightened for ideal placement. I notice that someone else had bad luck with the size of the picture. To correct this you may have to raise or lower the Ring mentioned above to get the size picture you want,then clarity will come when you adjust with the microscope controls. I hope this helps you out. By the way it gives a very good picture. Ron.
2277705
Not sure if it will fit, search the eyepiece extender to see of it will fit your model camera.
853692
I have done astrophotography with my Canon Rebel T1i this using something like Deluxe Telescope Camera Adapter Kit for Canon EOS /Rebel DSLR - 1.25" Variable Eyepiece Projection & Prime Focus Be advised the telescope becomes rather ungainly with a DSLR hanging off of it.
1382053
No this will not work, it is a thread mount lens and will not mount on to any DSLR Camera.
1001492
I use it on a Nikon D3100 and it works fine. I attatch it to a Celestron 8" SCT by usung the 42mm thread on the 2" diagonal. I don't know if that helps or not. I have not tried to adapt it to use in a standard 2" eyepiece socket yet, but hope to do so
702033
Sorry, I don't have an answer for you. My camera is an EOS T4i. The eyepiece I bought fits, but interferes with the proximity sensor for the LCD screen, so it is of no use to me.
1710629
It should work.....it has a plate that attaches to the bottom of your dslr camera, then has a adjustable clip that attaches to the plate.....I love mine because I hate carrying my camera around my neck
1377043
It will work, but as others have said, it's a bit funky. I use it for telephoto lens, with a tripod I leave set up.
886987
Yes, it works perfectly! I use it to attach a circular polarizing filter to my Sony DSC-RX100. It is fantastic.
1885584
An adapter is available for some cameras. You would remove the eyepiece and attach the adapter in its place. Then screw the camera on. As far as I know, you would need an SLR camera. Another way: A friend wanted a picture of a bird. She had a small pocket size camera. We placed the lens of her camera up to the eyepiece and got a good shot. The camera must be at its widest setting and not zoomed. The picture was out of focus when zoomed out.
1047223
No, It is for cameras with round eyepieces such as the D700/D800's and the D1/2/3/4 series etc.
676795
It should "work" as the camera will focus through the lens. Having the right adapter will be key so that it can be mounted on the camera.
281861
Yes, but you must use a swing away camera mount. You can not couple the camera ring to the eyepiece