I am looking for a tripod for this binobulars, any suggestions?
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The standards for binoculars are higher for astronomical use then are for terrestrial use. These are fine for terrestrial use. True, you can see many celestial objects that you could not see with the unaided eye, but I believe the image quality was too low for serious astronomy. Low contrast and strong chromatic abberation are two problems I saw in these binoculars. That has nothing to do with the lens diameter or magnifcation.
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A medium duty tripod, with right angle adaptor, will suffice. For a larger investment, check out the Orion "Paragon-Plus" binocular mounting system, which will hold a binocular up to 5 lbs very securely at any angle. The minimalist anwer would be a monopod with angle adaptor, which is both lighter and much less expensive.
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I have no experience with Tele-Vue products. There is no built in tripod mount for these binoculars, but there is an adapter available http://www.amazon.com/Nikon-Binocular-Tripod-Adapter-Action/dp/B00006LS6D/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1356633951&sr=8-1&keywords=Tripod+Adaptor-+Action%2FAction+EX%2FMarine+Series I suggest a Manfrotto camera tripod if you have the money or one of the high rated, but cheaper ones listed on Amazon. Make sure the tripod is tall enough for you! Anyway, you're probably best just using them in a reclining chair position instead of a tripod! I don't think these binoculars are good enough for astronomical use. I prefer the Orion binoculars or perhaps, certain Celestron binoculars. Phil Harrington has a great book with lots of suggestions. http://www.amazon.com/Star-Ware-Astronomers-Telescopes-Accessories/dp/0471750638/ref=dp_ob_title_bk Harrington gives his opinion here on a pair of Celestron's http://www.amazon.com/Celestron-SkyMaster-Binoculars-Tripod-Adapter/dp/B00008Y0VN/ref=cm_cr_pr_sims_t
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never tried the tripod, have bought the Hugo & Quadruple Cane tip, both have about the same stability
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You can buy an extra arm for the Rig that has an mount attachment for a tripod. That should work.
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On the low price end is this surprisingly good quality tripod Ravelli APLT2 50" Light Weight Aluminum Tripod with Bag search amazon for that or any standard tripod will work
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I use one of those flexible type tripods that I got at Best Buy. I think it must be a standard mount.
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You would have to find one in your camera store or online. They are readily available. They all have 4/20 screw holes that allow attachment to the threaded screw in the tripod quick release. That's how I do it.
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Search for "tripod" right here on Amazon. You can use any regular tripod for this cam.
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Check out this video on youtube. All the tripods are pretty similar. You just have to play with it :) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JfGblSGuHsA
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Unfortunately, the binoculars do not come with a native attachment point that can be used with a tripod or a monopod. A quick Google search reveals that the Orion Mounting Bracket could be used to hold the binoculars... admittedly, I have not used such bracket and therefore cannot testify to its usefulness.
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CELESTRON sells an inexpensive tripod for these binoculars at their main site. See the tripods at : http://www.celestron.com/browse-shop/astronomy/astronomy-binoculars/skymaster-20-100x70-zoom-binocular Its the main web site for CELESTRON binoculars. Its the Tripod, Photographic and Video item #93606 for $34.95 but appears to need the binocular tripod adaptor for $15.95
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Hi, thanks for your email, I do not sell tripod but make sure that you buy something heavy duty as you do not want to place an expensive heavy Camcorder on a chip tripod.Take care, Norman.
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I believe there is a mini tripod available you can purchase but it would too narrow for a traditional tripod
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I don't think so. I have this bino and can't see a place to mount the tripod. Ask REI as well.
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I would recommend a sturdy tripod with heavy duty head, or something similar. I've used this with my regular tripod and fluid head and it worked, but it was not sturdy. I eventually got a heavy duty speaker stand and custom made a mount for it with hardware from Lowe's. Although the jib crane is not that heavy, by the time you get the counter balances (I used small 2 and 5 lb weights for exercise) on and are moving the thing around it needs a strong base.
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Hi, Bought one for our 10x50 binoculars and it works well. A little ackward at first but an affordable approach to using a tripod to stabilize things. Hope this helps.
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Seems like "Arush" answered appropriately. The newer version, that I have, is a really nice tripod. However, if you aren't going to use it heavily you would probably be fine getting the cheaper model.
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Any standard-mount tripod will do. Cheap ones are available at Wal-Mart etc.