Lightweight, compact and simple to set up, the TSN-PZ Camera Adapter for Kowa 88 and 77mm series spotting scopes allows you to use your scope as a long, powerful lens that will help you get that great wildlife or landscape shot you've always wanted. Unlike most digiscoping adapters, the TSN-PZ adapter attaches directly to the bodies of the scope and the camera (with a T ring, sold separately). It offers a focal length range from 680 to 1000mm, so you can zoom out to compose your shot, then zoom in for the photo.

This adapter is less complicated than most digiscoping rigs – simply attach it to the scope in lieu of an eyepiece, put on your T ring, and connect the assembly to the camera's lens mount. The rig is manually focused using the scope's rings.

Using this adapter requires a camera specific Kowa TSN-CM2 T mount, sold separately.

For Kowa 880/770 Spotting Scopes    Combination Lens & Eyepiece    Connects to Camera & Scope Bodies    680-1000mm Zoom    Requires Camera-Specific T-Mount Adapter

• Compatible with Kowa 880/770 spotting scopes

• Mounts directly to scope and DSLR bodies

• 680-1000mm focal length

• Manual focus using scope's focus rings

• Note: Requires camera-specific Kowa TSN-CM2 T2 mount, sold separately

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. With D810 does the image cover the FF sensor or does it cause dark corners (vignetting)? If there is vignetting with D810, is D7200 a better camera? Thanks

A: It depends what you are mounting it on.. As a general rule a crop sensor camera will gine you full coverage over the full frame sensor camera.

Q: 2. I am looking to use a celetron ultima 80 with my nikon D3300. Will this connect them or do I need anything else?

A: You will only need 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

Q: 3. This adapter is listed as a recommended accessory for "Vortex Viper HD 20-60x85 Spotting Scope (Angled Viewing)". Just curious if it actually works or not?

A: Yes, its wide enough to cover the Vixen eyepiece.

Q: 4. Interested in this product but can you recommend a suitable t ring for Olympus EM1X ? Shall order both together. Thanks.

A: There are a few options available for the Micro Four Thirds Mount. One option is the Vello linked here. https://bhpho.to/2QjswkB

Q: 5. Is it compatible with this E mount adapter? https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/839140-REG/vello_la_nex_t_lens_mount_adapter.

A: The Novagrade T-Mount Digiscoping Adapter is compatible with the Vello T-Mount Lens to Sony E-Mount Camera Lens Adapter.

Q: 6. Will this mount allow the Sigma FPL to fit onto a Leitz microscope phototube?

A: If your Leitz microscope phototube has M42 T-mount threads, then yes, the Leica T2 Digiscoping Adapter for T-Mount Cameras would allow you to connect the Sigma fp L Mirrorless Digital Camera on your microscope.

Q: 7. If you remove the camera lens, and are solely using the spotting scope, how do you set aperture and f stop?

A: There is only (1) aperture setting and that is the aperture of the scope. You have to control the amount of light by increasing or decreasing the shutter speed.(Shutter Priority

Q: 8. Can astro eyepieces be stacked on top of this?

A: The top part is configured for threaded T-rings(mount)

Q: 9. Does this impact the ability to use zoom eye pieces on spotting scope?

A: You can use zoom eyepieces that meet the diameter restrictions, however keep in mind you will be using manual focus at high focal lengths. Really need skill in manual focusing to make it work well.

Q: 10. Does the image produced fill the full camera detector - the full field of view? Or do you get a little circle image in the middle of the frame?

A: The selected eye piece focal length will determine the image circle and field of view projected to the camera sensor. A zoom eyepiece will allow you to optimize this.