Starboosa Spotting Scope Camera Adapter Mount for Canon SLR Camera - with T-Ring - for Birding and Photography

It was what I ordered and exected !!

We use a spotting scope to watch the waterfowl on the lake behind our house. Often wish I could get some of the longer shots that we see so well with the spotting scope. I did not want to have to buy a longer telephoto lens so this looked like a nice compromise. Well I am ready for the birds to comeback for the spring and got this look at a pair of geese on the lake today.A little concerned with the nylon screws but they work well and don't damage the threads on the scope.. This is a Canon 60D about 10 years old and a Celestron Regal M2 spotting scope.Only 4 stars as I have to remove the eye relief and unscrew a sleeve in order to get this attached so it is not a quick change from viewing through the scope and changing to the camera when we see ducks on the lake.

This adapter fit my camera and telescope well. No issues so far.

This is a good mount glass for my canon but i needed a really good tripod because the scope weights a bit and it will often slide off. Once you get all the necessary tripods for stability, it will do a nice job standing still. It is a bit difficult to use while on the go, you have to take the time to have everything still. Doesn't work well when you are in motion or moving the camera around for a different angle.

I am trying to stay neutral with this review... Although I am experienced with photography and Nikon cameras, I am new to telescope attachments and how they should work. To be honest, I haven't been able to get a decent picture with my Nikon D7100 and this attachment. It fits the camera but then I can't seem to get a stable connection to the eye piece of the telescope. The extension tube has 3 plastic screws that really do not get a good grip on the eye piece. I have been more successful with an iPhone attachment than with this. I admit that perhaps is my lack of experience with this type of attachments, but this shouldn't be that hard. So, I am not going to give it one star saying that it doesn't work. My review is based on the fact that I haven't been able to use it to get quality pictures (better than the ones I can get with my iPhone attachment) and there are no instructions provided with the item.