This angled-viewing Spotter Pro 20-60x60 WP Spotting Scope from Barska makes the ideal companion at the range, in the field, or on the trail. At the low 20x it can be used for taking in expansive views and finding your subjects, while dialing it up to 60x gives you the capability of making detailed observations—even at long distances. The scope's larger 60mm objective, combined with fully multi-coated optics, draws in copious amounts of light, giving it competent low-light performance such as at dawn or dusk or when trying to pick game out from under heavily canopied forests.

The Spotter Pro is ergonomically designed with the eyepiece set at a 45° angle to the optical tube for comfortable use whether you're standing, sitting, or lying prone. Its large textured focusing wheel is placed facing you for easy access and precise focusing. Designed for durability, the optical tube is nitrogen filled and O-ring sealed to be water and fogproof in extreme conditions. The exterior is covered with a rubber armoring to protect it from shallow drops and light impacts, while an extendable sunshade reduces glare in bright sunlight and also keeps snow and rain off in bad weather. To help you get out and observing quicker, Barska includes a folding tabletop tripod with a pan/tilt head that locks in place using the convenient control handle.

Angled Viewing    20-60x Zoom Eyepiece    60mm Objective Lens    BAK4 Porro Prism    Fully Multi-Coated Optics    Nitrogen Filled, Water and Fogproof    Rear-Facing Focus Knob    Extendable Sunshade    Tabletop Tripod with Pan/Tilt Head

• 20-60x zoom magnification
• Large 60mm objective lens
• BAK4 Porro prism
• Anti-reflection fully multi-coated optics improve light transmission, color rendition, and contrast
• 94.5-52.5' field of view at 1000 yards

• 45° angled eyepiece provides a comfortable viewing position whether standing, sitting, or lying prone
• Large rear-facing knurled focus wheel
• Pan/tilt head with locking handle
• Tabletop tripod included

• Rugged armoring protects against knocks and impacts
• Extendable sunshade reduces glare and lens flare in bright sunlight, while keeping rain/snow off in inclement conditions

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is the eye piece threaded? I want to attach a digiscope adapter so I can get a camera on there

A: No, although I believe an adaptor is available for a camera. It is a good scope for for my use but I believe you have to shop and compare by going to a retail outlet and spend some time testing models against what your needs/wants are. Can't do this online although after going through this exercise, the best deals are online.

Q: 2. Which eyepiece and tripod do you recommend for this scope?

A: It comes with the 13-30X zoom eyepiece. Since we use it as a packable scope for birding and we don't use it for digi-scoping, the zoom eyepiece is the most appropriate choice. We also use a lightweight and compact Manfotto 4-section tripod, because we can fit it into a backpack. It seems stable enough on all but the strongest winds.

Q: 3. Is is possible to mount a Nikon D600 or D700 on this with an adapter?

A: As I understand it, this scope can be used with any major DSLR camera. It comes with a T ring that screws right onto threads on the ocular end of the eyepiece (remove eye cup to reveal threads, but eyepiece itself stays in place). All you need in addition is a camera mount specific t adapter (available from B&H for less than $10 for my Canon EOS mount DSLRs). I assume the above Nikons are DSLRs, so just ask for the appropriate T adapter ring. The camera body can then be attached to the scope, just as you would attach any lens. Hope this helps.

Q: 4. Can this scope be used with a Sony A6000. Is a T adapter available?

A: That is not a problem. All you would need is the Vello T-Mount Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera Adapter. Website link: https://bhpho.to/2crVPMn

Q: 5. Does it have field flattener?

A: There is no field flattener designed for then Pentax PF-80ED 80mm Spotting Scope

Q: 6. Does this include the eyepiece ? If so which? Thanks

A: Yes the Nikon Fieldscope ED50 13-30x50 Spotting Scope comes with a 13-30x zoom eyepiece.

Q: 7. Is the only difference between the Celestron Regal and Trailseeker is the ED glass?

A: Yes plus magnesium construction compared to composite and additional coatings on the elements.

Q: 8. Does this spotting scope have any reticles or illuminated lines for guidance? If not, what other Zeiss spotting scope have reticles? Thanks

A: Spotting scopes don't have reticles. Only rifle scopes have reticles.

Q: 9. If used with Nikon D810 (FF) and appropriate adapter, what would be the effective focal length at the widest (20x) setting? Thanks.

A: Like using a 1,000mm lense at 20X

Q: 10. Which adapter would you recommend for the Regal M2 80ED to use with Nikon D810? Thanks

A: I would recommend the Novagrade Digiscoping Adapter for Nikon DSLR Cameras BH #NOUA00NI01 • MFR #UA-00NI-01 https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1007579-REG/novagrade_ua_00ni_01_nikon_camera_universal_adapter.html