Designed to mount directly to Holosun-K slide cuts or to RMSc cut slides with the included adapter plate, this SCS-Carry Solar-Charging Sight from Holosun features a green, circle-dot reticle and a multicoated lens for clear and unobstructed targeting. The multiple reticle system has three options: a 2 MOA dot, a 32 MOA circle, and a combined reticle. The sight's green Super LED is powered by an internal rechargeable battery that uses an innovative solar-charging system and multidirectional light sensors to automatically adjust brightness in dynamic situations. The sight also includes an intensity override function that locks the optic into a high-brightness mode for 30 minutes and a low power indicator that warns of low battery days before any necessary charging.

Green Super LED Circle-Dot Reticle    2 MOA Dot, 32 MOA Circle    1x Magnification; Parallax-Free    Self-Adjusting Brightness with Override    20K-Hour Battery Life w/ Solar Failsafe    Grade 5 Titanium Finish and Housing

• 1x magnification ideal for close-quarters engagement
• Unlimited eye relief when using both-eyes-open shooting techniques for complete situational awareness
• Multiple layers of antireflective coating on all optics to ensure bright and clear views through the sight window

• Multi-Reticle System featuring three reticle options in circle/dot configuration
• 32 MOA ring for longer distance targets
• 2 MOA aiming dot for close-range shooting
• Self-adjusting brightness setting based on information from multiple light sensors and with 30 minute high brightness override
• Solar Failsafe technology powers reticle after battery failure

• Direct attachment to Holosun-K slide cuts or to RMSc cut slides with the included adapter plate
• 1.5 MOA adjustment per click impact point correction

• 7075 T6 aluminum construction
• IPX8-rated shock, fog, and waterproof
• Runs on internal rechargeable battery

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. would this work with the Nikon 105 f 2.8 micro lens?

A: Yes this adapter works very well with a 105mm f2.8 micro lens on a full frame camera – I use it on both a D610 and a Z6. The trick is that you need to move the copying adapter further away from the end of the lens – I use extension tubes (simple black anodized aluminum 52mm diameter screw on tubes) that total 98mm in length along with a 62-52mm step-down ring (lens has a 62mm filter diameter and the copying adapter has a 52mm diameter). With the extension tubes attached you have plenty of latitude to use the copying adapter's extendable collar to adjust the framing of the slide or negative. One suggestion: when you've adjusted the framing to your liking, secure the copying adapter's collar with a piece of gaffers tape or blue masking tape so that it will remain in place as you place new slides into the copying adapter.

Q: 2. I have a canon eos xs rebel and an ef-s 55-250mm lens . I’m wondering if this slide copying adapter will work with my camera? If it can is there anything I need to buy to make it work? I read it can work with other brands besides Nikon.

A: It was designed to be used with a Nikon full frame and a 60mm macro. It was not designed to be used with the camera or lens you have.

Q: 3. Is this rail suitable for a 70-200 zoom lens?

A: the real works fine with a 70-200mm f/2.8

Q: 4. Will this work for a Ricoh GR2 mounted on a K&F travel tripod with pano head?

A: As the Ricoh GR II Digital Camera is a small point-and-shoot camera with a built-in lens, if you are looking for a nodal slide for your usage needs, I would instead recommend the smaller Sunwayfoto DMP-100R Nodal Slide, B&H # SUDMP100R, for your planned usage.

Q: 5. Will it work with a Canon full frame and my ef 100mm macro?

A: Not without a 58mm to 52mm step down adapter ring. And you may need to get an extension tube to get the image to cover the whole sensor. It has a 52mm thread which fits Canon's 50mm macro lens but the 100mm has a 58mm filter thread. It does work really well on Canon's 50mm macro with a 25mm extension tube. I'm getting great results.

Q: 6. Will this work with Sony FE 2.8/50 macro lens?

A: It is possible to use a Sony FE 50mm f/2.8 Macro Lens with the Nikon ES-1. However, you may need to use extension tubes to allow for the proper focus.

Q: 7. Will this work with the NIKON 50 mm f/1.8?

A: No. This adapter only works with a micro close focusing lens which the 50mm f1.8 is not. The ES-1 also has 62mm threads which screw into the micro lens filter ring and the 50mm 1.8 has a 52mm opening for filters. I picked up a pretty inexpensive 60mm AF micro Nikkor lens on ebay that works fine with it.

Q: 8. Any third party slides that offer classic tree, window patterns like gobos?

A: Unfortunately, there aren't any third party slides we sell similar to the Godox Slide Kit for AK-R21. You can create your own by taking a photo with a 35mm camera onto slides and then once the slides are developed use them in the Godox AK-R21 Projection Attachment for Flash Heads.

Q: 9. I have the 60mm f.2.8G ED lens. What else would I need to set up to use the ES-1?

A: The ES-1 has a 52 mm thread and the 60mm 2.8 micro lens has a 62 mm filter thread. So you will need a step down ring to go from 62 to 52 mm and you should be set.

Q: 10. Would this work with Nikon 35mm f/1.8?

A: No, The ES-1 enables slide copying with Nikkor 55mm f/2.8 Micro-Nikkor lens and PK-13 Extension Tube.