ZEISS Photo Lens Adapter Victory Harpia, Spotting Scope Adapter, M49

ZEISS Photo Lens Adapter Victory Harpia – Turn Your Scope into a Telephoto Lens

The ZEISS Photo Lens Adapter connects your digital camera directly to your ZEISS Victory Harpia spotting scope, turning it into a powerful telephoto lens. This lets you capture sharp wildlife and landscape shots from a distance without carrying a separate telephoto lens. Ideal for birdwatchers, wildlife photographers, and hunters who want to make full use of their spotting scope.

The adapter attaches directly to the eyepiece of the scope and holds a mirrorless or similarly lightweight camera. For the best image quality without vignetting, a focal length of 30 mm for APS-C sensors or 40 mm for full-frame cameras is recommended. Whether out in the field or on the stand, you can switch quickly between observing and photographing without changing equipment.

Overview:

• Connects your digital camera directly to the ZEISS Victory Harpia spotting scope
• Turns the spotting scope into a powerful telephoto lens
• Uses the scope's ZEISS optics for sharp photos and videos
• Fits camera lenses with 49 mm, 52 mm, or 58 mm filter thread
• Quick and easy mounting directly on the eyepiece

Technical Data:

• Weight: approx. 50 g
• Fits camera lenses with 49 mm, 52 mm, or 58 mm filter thread
• Compatible with ZEISS Victory Harpia 85 and 95 spotting scopes
• Recommended focal length: 30 mm (APS-C) or 40 mm (full-frame) to avoid vignetting

Scope of Delivery:

1x ZEISS Photo Lens Adapter Victory Harpia

Questions & Answers:

Will the adapter fit any digital camera?
The adapter fits camera lenses with a 49 mm, 52 mm, or 58 mm filter thread. Check your lens thread size before ordering.

Can I switch quickly between the adapter and normal viewing?
Yes, the adapter attaches to and detaches from the eyepiece easily, so you can switch between observing and photographing.

Which cameras work best with this adapter?
Mirrorless or similarly lightweight digital cameras work best, as they mount directly onto the scope's eyepiece.