4 reasons to start digiscoping
Capture stunning nature & wildlife photos and videos effortlessly.
Lock down!
Use the Focus lock in your camera app to lock the phone focus - this stops your camera from focus hunting and gives you full manual control on the scope - it could save you valuable seconds.
Zoooom!
If you see vignetting (black circle), avoid the tempatation to digital zoom on your smartphone - you'll take a big hit on image quality. Use the zoom of your spotting scope eyepiece to remove vignetting.
Accessorize!
Getting serous about digiscoping? Then it's time to expand your kit to enhance your experience, consider a battery pack for longer field use and a remote shutter release for shake free images.
Paul Hackett
Paul has been digiscoping before it was even a thing, since 1998! He masters both techniques, DSLR and smartphone digiscoping and is widely accepted as one of the UK’s leading bird digiscopers.
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Martin Thomas
A lover of owls, he uses his Kowa scope to digiscope them in low light conditions. He can also be found spotting snow leopards in Himalaya, vultures in the Balkans or eagles and wolves worldwide.
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Simon Brumby
The master of video. He creates stunning nature films, painstakingly edited to create immersive stories of the natural world. Based in the Netherlands, Simon's video rig includes the TSN-99 and Kowa telephoto lens.
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