Baader Clickstop Digital Camera Adapter/ Microstage II

Name: Baader Clickstop Digital Camera Adapter/ Microstage II
SKU: OY0000083236
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Highlights

2" camera adapter for digital compact cameras (for eyepieces with diameters between 29 and 63mm )
Secure grip!25mm wide eyepiece clamp, for safely holding heavy cameras without any torsion. Much more stiff and rigid construction than all clones
Sturdy swivel arm with click-stop for cameras up to 1.5 kg
For afocal projection photography
Click-stop Twist-Lock-Mechanism

Description

Invest in the best: the ORIGINAL

For good imaging results you need the real thing - the MICROSTAGE II is just that

You can find much cheaper clones of this product at Amazon asf. But once you try to use that you will instantly find out that the product is built improperly for the job. On all clones the metal frame that is supposed to clamp around an eyepiece is three times as narrow and cannot lock tight enough. These units bend off and mar the eyepiece once you load them with the most lightweight camera.

The spring loaded stops for the camera arm on these copys are single spring instead of double spring, the function is just awkward then. All bushings and fittings on those clones are done sloppy and weak - its a constant pain to work with such an improper tool.
Choose a tool not a toy get the real thing: the Microstage II

The Microstage II can be folded into a very compact configuration (18,5x12x2,6cm). The improved Microstage II has got a broader eyepiece clamp.

Microstage II Digiscoping-Click-stop Digital Camera Adapter with Click-stop Twist-Lock-Mechanism

The Microstage II Digiscoping-Adapter by Baader Planetarium is the perfect start into digital photography with compact cameras (with a fixed lens) through the eyepiece of telescopes, spotting scopes or even a pair of binoculars. With these optics, y

ou have to do "afocal projection imaging". The Microstage II is the perfect tool for this.

Basically, you cantake a photo through the eyepieceof a telescope, spotting scope or