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Question: Will it work for a Sony Cyber-shot?
Document: My main reason for purchasing this device was to be able to do a variety of eyepiece astrophotography. I attempted to hook up one of my 2" eye pieces and a Sony Cyber Camera to this adapter and it won't work. The camera platform is too short in all vertical adjustments to bring the camera's lens dead center into the 2" eyepiece.
This is a good product for the beginner camera enthusiast. It was really easy to put on. But! The reason that I took off 2 stars is because it didn't have enough room on the &#34;plate&#34; to put a better camera with a nice lens. The nicer cameras (with the larger lenses ) are necessary because you can adjust the shutter speeds on them. I had to rig it to work with my Sony camera.
What a nice item. It would work with almost any camera or digital camera. We used Sony DSP200. My 8 years old son used it to take lunar eclipse and won his elementary school competition. We also used it to view the eclipse by camera's LCD. When family wants to look at object via telescope, we do not have to take a turns any more. We just attach this adapter and digital camera.
The only way I can use this adapter with my digital Cyber Camera is to hook it up to a 1-1/4" eyepiece. This seems to work, but I did not buy the device to be used in only one configuration. I bought it in order to use it with various sizes of eyepieces and various types of video and camera equipment. Because of the limited use I give it three stars.
Takes some effort to get camera-in-adapter aligned to scope, but it can work. Adapter itself is pretty heavy, so I found it made scope + adapter wobbly on my lightweight tripod. So your photo subject best be very still. It takes awhile (several minutes) to line up shot. Perhaps with stronger, heavier tripod it could be more stable and quicker to use.
is what I was looking for, whorks well with my Celestron PowerSeeker 114EQ connected to a Sony Handycam DCR-SX43. Thanks
This might work for some cameras but not mine.It does not have enough adjustment for my Kodak camera to align with the eyepiece.
Couldn't figure out how to get this to work with any of my cameras. I will get another adapter that is available for my Celestron Scope and see if that works better. I love Amazons easy returns!
Works good with a little work. I have a Kodak Dx7590 and it does not fit. A little work and extra pieces and you can get it to work. Just be careful if you have a wide camera with a longer lens it may not fit.
The base can be adjusted in to 1-1/4" from the center of a 2" tube and about 3/4" to the center of a 1-1/4" tube. That will work for some fairly small digital cameras. It has about 2" of adjustment out from there.
Answer: Depends on the lens.  If the lens is over 3" long - no.  Not without some extra monkeying.  My daughters lenses are over 3" and I was able to attach a platform so it would work.