Capture still images and videos with virtually any smartphone through virtually any optical device with Celestron's DX 1.25" Smartphone Digiscoping Kit —without even touching your screen. The adapter design allows it to be used on spotting scopes, binoculars, and telescope eyepieces that measure 1.25" in diameter. Celestron includes two rings that allow the adapter to be mounted on smaller optics, such as microscopes. Included with the kit is a remote shutter release that can be used on virtually any iOS or Android smartphone.

This adapter will not fit larger 2" eyepieces.

Take Stills and Video through Eyepiece    For Telescopes, Binoculars & Spotters    Bluetooth Remote for iOS & Android    Remote Eliminates Unwanted Vibrations    Microscope and Smaller Optic Adapters    Fits Eyepiece Diameters from 25 to 45mm    Fits Phones from 2.6 to 3.5" Wide    Compatible with a Wide Variety of Phones    Aluminum Frame & Body

• Designed for use with telescopes, spotting scopes, and binoculars
• Use included adapters to fit smaller diameter optics like microscopes
• Fits eyepieces from 25 to 45mm in diameter—included reducer adapters required for smaller eyepieces
• A screw-down clamping system holds the adapter securely on the eyepiece
• Two directional knobs enable you to align & center your phone's camera with the eyepiece
• Not for use with larger 2" eyepieces or on riflescopes

• Fits phones from 2.6 to 3.5" wide (65 to 90mm)
• Works with regular phone cases, but "folio-style" cases will need to be removed
• Tension adjustments to keep the phone firmly in place
• Fast adjustments make sharing the adapter with people that have different model phones easy
• Rubber pads protect the phone from scratches

• Wireless Bluetooth shutter release remote
• Connects to most Bluetooth-enabled Android or iOS smartphone
• Capture your picture or video without having to touch your phone which will cause vibrations that ruin shots

• Frame & body made of sturdy and lightweight aluminum that makes it able to support larger and heavier smartphones without failing
• Weighs 6 ounces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the Vortex Viper 8x42 binoculars?

A: The Celestron DX 1.25" Smartphone Digiscoping Kit BH #CESPADXK125 • MFR #81037 may not work with your binoculars. It was designed for telescopes with 1.25" eyepieces.

Q: 2. Wolud this fit Celestron C70 spotting scope?

A: The Celestron DX 1.25" Smartphone Digiscoping Kit BH #CESPADXK125 • MFR #81037 should fit the C70 with a 1.25" eyepiece.

Q: 3. can this work with Iphones with 3 lenses? (Iphone14pro)

A: The Celestron NexGo 2-Axis Universal Smartphone Digiscoping Adapter is compatible with the Apple iPhone 14 Pro.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with nikon monarch m5 binoculars?

A: The Celestron DX 1.25" Smartphone Digiscoping Kit BH #CESPADXK125 • MFR #81037 is compatible with eyepieces of 1.25" in diameter or less.

Q: 5. Can this device hold a smartphone horizontally?

A: You can probably clamp this Attachment Horizontally. However it might not hold. The Manufacturer just show's this working Vertically.

Q: 6. Will this work with the Vortex Viper 8x42 binoculars?

A: The Celestron NexYZ DX 3-Axis Smartphone Digiscoping Kit BH #CENEXYZDXK • MFR #81057 should work with your binoculars.

Q: 7. Is this compatible with the 7x35 Nikon acular binoculars?

A: Yes, the Celestron DX 1.25" Smartphone Digiscoping Kit, is made to use on the eyepieces of telescopes, many potting scopes, and with binoculars with eyepieces that measure 1.25" in diameter or less, (like the Nikon 7x35 Aculon A211 Binoculars).

Q: 8. Is this compatible with Swarovski 8x42 NL Pure binoculars?

A: Yes, the Celestron DX 1.25" Smartphone Digiscoping Kit, is compatible with the Swarovski 8x42 NL Pure binoculars.

Q: 9. Will this work connecting Swarovski Binoculars to iPhone 12 Pro to take pictures?

A: Yes it will. One of B&H's most popular.

Q: 10. Could this be attached to capture circular vignetting?

A: Yes, the Celestron DX 1.25" Smartphone Digiscoping Kit, can capture circular vignetting, as long as you can see it through the eyepiece of the telescope.