iPhone video through my Televue scope

[purduejay]

Took a trip to the range and brought along my Televue 76 and turned my little travel telescope into a spotter, which worked out perfectly. Thought I'd share a quick video of a couple shots at 637 yards taken with an iPhone held against the eyepiece. Trace is easily seen. http://youtu.be/9gEQqZV3ypE

Anyone know of a simple/cheap way to clamp the iPhone so it stays in place over the eyepiece? I used the YouTube stabilizer which took out most of the shakes, but I think it might introduce some other digital noise into the video.

 

[Jordan Smith]

You can find an adapter made by Meopta (other makers have released similar products, as well), but rather than pay the $60-70, I would just make one out of supplies found at the hardware store. I bought an adapter, then made my own. I prefer the homemade version.

Example:
http://youtu.be/th--JdeMv3g

 

[Jordan Smith]

Quick example-

Kimber Montana 7WSM 162gr A-Max shooting rocks at 455 yards in the wind - YouTube

 

[Killswitch Engage]

530yds with iPhone. http://i626.photobucket.com/albums/...-849D-CBFE12E32B7C-27407-000002FA20FE5121.mp4

 

[dbowhunter]

Phoneskope.com

Or make your own by gluing a piece of pvc that fits over your eye piece to s cheap snap on phone cover.

Works great!

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[VisionPro Shop]

That's a good video for just holding the phone to the scope!