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Protects Scope from Scrapes and Bumps    Made from 100% Neoprene    Acts as a Thermal Barrier    Helps Hide Lens from Wildlife    Includes Objective and Eyepiece Covers

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this scope have diopter adjustment for those of us who want to use it without our glasses? If so, what is the range of adjustment?

A: The Vortex Razor HD 11-33x50 Spotting Scope (Straight Viewing) BH #VO1133X50RSS • MFR #RZR-50S1 does not have a diopter adjustment.

Q: 2. This is a general question for this and other scopes: Does the eye relief change as the magnification increases?

A: Yes eye relief does have a tendency to change at different magnifications.

Q: 3. What size thread is the tripod mounting receptacle?

A: The Vortex Uni-Daptor Binocular Tripod Adapter that comes with the Vortex 15x56 Diamondback HD Binocular has a 1/4-20" female threading for mounting.

Q: 4. what's the 35mm equivalent focal length on an APS-C sensor camera?

A: 382mm would be the equivalency.

Q: 5. can you attach a camera to the scope?

A: Not really. There is no attachment for this small scope to attach a camera, and the eyepiece doesn't have the FOV for digiscoping. The Razor 65mm and 85mm scopes do have digiscoping attachments and better Long Eye Relief objectives for attaching cameras.

Q: 6. Will this accept a Celestron T-ring for my Cannon Rebel?

A: You still need the Celestron SLR (35mm OR Digital) Camera Adapter for All Refractor and Reflector Telescopes which Accept 1.25" Eyepieces - Requires Camera-Specific T-Mount Adapter BH #CETA1.25 • MFR #93625 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/202135-REG/Celestron_93625_SLR_35mm_OR_Digital.html To attach to the scope. The T-ring will now screw with this adapter

Q: 7. The most helpful critical review noted, " When viewing through them, if you don't keep the eye cups tight to your eyes and your head perfectly perpendicular to the eye pieces, you get some blur around the bottom of the lens." Is this a problem if you are a prescription spectacle wearer?

A: I have never found that to be an issue with the Vortex 8x42 Diamondback HD Binoculars BH #VO8X42DHDB • MFR #DB-214. You may want to check this concise review: https://www.binocularsguru.com/vortex-diamondback-8x42-review/

Q: 8. The video shows what looks like a completely different scope than this one. It shows the focusing mechanism as just a single rotation ring on the body. This one is described as having small coarse and fine rotation rings separate from the body. Which is correct?

A: The video on the page of the Vortex Razor HD 11-33x50 Spotting Scope (Angled Viewing) shows a different scope. While there are similarities, the focusing mechanism is as indicated on the page, and not as indicated in the video.

Q: 9. Can you fit filters and what size thread ?

A: Yes, Accepts 72mm filters

Q: 10. What tripod adapter fits these binoculars?

A: The Vortex 15x56 Diamondback HD Binocular comes with the Vortex Uni-Daptor Binocular Tripod Adapter. No additional adapter is needed. If one wishes to use a different one, one can use one with a 1/4"-20 Binocular Mount.