Foto's maken door een verrekijker kan zowel met je smartphone als met een camera. In dit artikel leer je als over digiscoping!

Add a camera or a cellphone to a scope and discover a whole new way of documenting nature. Here are some tips to get started.

I’ve always been a bit fascinated by digiscoping. For those who are out of the loop, digiscoping involves taking images through a spotting scope rather

I got this photo by digiscoping with a Barska scope and a Nikon D40 at close range.

Solomark 15-45X 60 Army Green Spotting Scope - 45 Degree Angled Telescope Spotting Scope With Portable Tripod and Digiscoping Adapter

Solomark Compound Mikroskop 20X-1280X, professionelles monokulares biologisches Compound-Mikroskop-Set, 20X-1280X Große Reichweitenvergrößerung - koaxiale Grob- und Feinfokussierung mit Digiscoping Ad

Obrigado Victor Guarda Rios Common Kingfisher ALCEDO ATTHIS Tirada pelo método Digiscoping: Telescópio Zeiss Diascope 85 T FL Adaptador fotografico Zeiss DSLR PENTAX K20D Tripé Zeiss - Manfrotto

If you want to take your birding experience to another level (as if simply identifying fall warblers or 4-year gulls at a city dump weren't challenging enough), try drawing them. Why not just take a photo and move on, you ask? Digiscoping is the fabulous, hot new thing, and I heartily and enviously applaud everyone…

Yesterday morning I was doing some on-line training on HDR shooting and processing, and I learned how to set up my camera for bracketing. On my way back in from the swamp last night I had a Barred Owl land near me. It was very dark and what daylight was left was coming from my left. I put my camera in bracketing mode, dropped my ISO all the way to 125(!), and shot a number of groups of photos using my remote. Normally you never shoot wildlife using 1/25s or bracketing, but I thought I could pull it off with a still owl and a sturdy tripod. I just did the on-line training on Lynda.com for processing HDR in Photoshop, and this was the result. A copy of the middle exposure of the three, unprocessed, is below. I've seen a lot of beautiful art created using HDR. In the training I took it explained how our eyes have much more dynamic range than a camera, and what I was trying to accomplish here was to capture what my eyes saw using my digiscoping system. It actually looks a lot brighter than what I was able to see.