NEW Phonescope Mobile Phone Microscope - up to 30X Magnification!

Product Information

Slow motion - The app lets users record videos in slow motion, which means capturing numerous frames per second!

The eyepiece adapter ring comes with several collars of different sizes that you can use depending on the size of your scopes eyepiece. To attach the adapter to your scope, you simply set it down over the scope eyepiece and twist the collar to tighten it. The Novagrade adapter tightens very smoothly and securely on the eyepiece and I felt comfortable leaving my phone sitting on the eyepiece when it was tightened down. Learning Curve: While the app is robust, it may take some time for new users to familiarize themselves with all of its functionalities. Design is another area where Phone Skope and Magview diverge. Phone Skope’s adapters are robust, hinting at their resilience and ability to withstand the rough-and-tumble of outdoor usage. Their strength, however, comes at the expense of a bulkier look. The Phone Skope cases are solid and afford the phone some level of protection if it is dropped, while the fit of the eyepiece adapter (at least on my Zeiss Diascope) was snug enough that I felt very comfortable leaving the phone just sitting on the eyepiece, something that is crucial if you want to get some high quality video with no shake or vibration. Camera live - This feature makes your camera swing on a complete 360’ angle and capture everything!

Meopta Meopix 5 iScoping Adapter

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a video is worth is worth a million! The Phone Skope is capable of all the same features of your smartphone camera, which includes, photos, videos, slow motion videos, applying filters, etc. Provides very little protection for the phone. The case also has many thin areas that make the phone easy to snap in but are likely more prone to breaking. With the increased quality of cell phone cameras, more people are using them to photograph birds using their scopes as a huge zoom. Several adapters have come onto the market that fit onto the iPhone 4 and newer models, as well as some that work on various Android phones. Here we will review some of the best adapters that we have been able to test.

With the rise of smartphone technology, companies like Phone Skope and Magview have sought to combine the power of optics with the portability of your mobile device. But which brand offers the superior solution? Let’s dive in and compare. If you are planning to phone scope with different types of optics, you may consider Phone Skope’s Universal optic adapters. Phone Skope has two different sizes that will fit 90% of the optics on the market. The Phone Skope U1 Mini fits optic eyepieces ranging in size from 1.20” to 1.80”. This adapter will most binoculars, microscopes and smaller spotting scopes on the market. Phone Skope’s U2 Universal optic adapter is designed for optics with larger eyepieces like the latest spotting scopes and telescopes on the market with eyepieces ranging in size from 1.70” up to 2.25”. Easy Setup: Magview offers a straightforward installation process. This makes it ideal for those who want to dive in without getting bogged down by complex instructions. When it comes to enhancing the power of your phone’s camera, both Phone Skope and Magview come up as noteworthy options. One thing unique about Phone Skope is that in addition to iPhone and Android cases, they also make models for iPads! It might seem absurd at first, but hooking up an iPad to a scope would be a great way to share what you are seeing in the scope because people can just look at the iPad screen rather than having to get close to the scope and adjust the height and focus, potentially getting off of the bird. I could see this being a game changer for leading group bird walks, especially kids who might have problems looking through the scope eyepiece without bumping the scope off of the bird. ProsQuality Concerns: Some users have reported that the image quality with Magview isn’t quite as sharp as that of Phone Skope. Versatility: Phone Skope offers universal adapters, ensuring their product is compatible with a wide variety of smartphones and cases. Whether you’re an Apple aficionado or an Android advocate, there’s a Phone Skope for you.

PhoneSkope! Two words put together that mean you can easily use your Smartphone on a telescope for picture taking, video making or simply viewing. PhoneSkope cases add just a couple of millimeters extra to the size of your Smartphone while at the same time naturally allow you to use all the normal functions of your phone. They understand the market’s diversity and ensure that no matter what brand or model you use, there’s a Phone Skope adapter for you. Moreover, their robust app, though with a learning curve, offers a wide range of features, elevating the user experience. For Victory HT & Victory SF Binoculars - eyecups normally best used twisted out. (label may read C-3-034-I)

Using your quality optical devices including Spotting Scopes, (not recommended for use on riflescopes), Microscopes, Astronomical Telescopes, Monoculars and many Binoculars (a tripod is strongly recommended!), you can now use your smartphone's camera to take quality pictures and videos. Or, if with friends, share the image on your phone's screen. For Razor UHD, Razor HD, Viper HD and Vulture HD Binoculars - eyecups normally best used twisted out. (label may read C-3-034-I) Magview, however, presents a more budget-friendly option. The compromise on image quality and compatibility might be acceptable for those who want a more affordable solution. Nowadays, most of us do not go anywhere without our smartphone and so using PhoneSkope on your optical equipment you have an alternative lightweight and very convenient method of capturing images and videos without having to carry a camera.