BRESSER Photoadapter Canon EOS for Condor Spotting scopes Gen 1 (green)

Photoadapter Canon EOS on Condor Spotting Scopes

Capture even the smalles details with your reflex camera
Easy to mount thanks to integrated T2 ring
Spotting scope replaces your objective lens

£47.99*

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Product number: 4921351

EAN: 4007922033679

WEEE-Reg.-Nr.: DE 34323861

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I want to examine microorganisms such as lactic acid or photosynthetic bacteria – which microscope is suitable?

For this application we recommend the BRESSER Erudit DLX 40-1000x microscope in combination with a USB camera, e.g. the BRESSER MikroCam 1.3 MP. This solution offers better image quality and flexibility than a simple LCD microscope.

If you want to identify bacteria, it is usually more useful to create a culture. Microscopes are generally only sufficient to determine whether the bacteria are, for example, spherical or rod-shaped.

Where can I find the Barlow lens?

The Barlow lens is already installed in the eyepiece tube on many devices. It can be pulled out at the upper ridge to use the zoom function.

At higher magnifications the image is blurry or lacks contrast – what can I do?

Possible causes:

Sample too thick / unsuitable: Use thin samples or fixed smears.
No cover glass or incorrect thickness: Objectives are optimized for cover glasses.
Condenser incorrectly adjusted: Do not open the diaphragm too far – otherwise contrast will be low.
Magnification too high: Rule of thumb: maximum 1000 × objective aperture. Example: With a 40x objective with aperture 0.65, the limit is about 650x.

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The first number indicates the magnification (here: 8x). The second number describes the objective lens diameter in millimeters (here: 42 mm).

What is the benefit of ED glass?

ED glass (Extra Low Dispersion) reduces chromatic aberration (color fringing) and ensures brilliant, true-color images.

What is the difference between BK-7 and BaK-4 prisms?

BK-7 (borosilicate glass): Standard, good imaging performance
BaK-4 (barium crown glass): Higher quality, rounder exit pupils, brighter and higher-contrast image

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Product information "BRESSER Photoadapter Canon EOS for Condor Spotting scopes Gen 1 (green)"

Connect this Canon EOS reflex camera easily to your Condor spotting scope and take advantage of the high magnification of the spotting scope. With it you can overcome long distances without any problems and can see the smallest details on photo.

FEATURES

Suitable for Condor spotting scopes Gen 1 (green)
High-quality and precise workmanship made of metal
Integrated T2 Ring

SCOPE OF DELIVERY

Photoadapter Canon EOS for Condor Spotting scopes

Batteries required:	No
Colour:	black
Material:	Metal
Net weight (without access.) (g):	70
Total height (mm):	33
Total length (mm):	65
Total width (mm):	65

Product and safety instructions

Manufacturer:
Bresser GmbH, Gutenbergstraße 2, 46414 Rhede

Contact:
www.bresser.de

Safety Data Sheet: Binoculars