Gosky Cannocchiale aggiornato 20-60x80 con treppiede, borsa per il trasporto - BAK4 Cannocchiale angolato per tiro al bersaglio Caccia Birdwatching Scenario della fauna selvatica (Supporto telefono + supporto SLR compatibile con Canon) 1

Name: Gosky Cannocchiale aggiornato 20-60x80 con treppiede, borsa per il trasporto - BAK4 Cannocchiale angolato per tiro al bersaglio Caccia Birdwatching Scenario della fauna selvatica (Supporto telefono + supporto SLR compatibile con Canon) 1
Brand: Gosky
SKU: 0711102629388
Price: 459.77 EUR
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Brand:Gosky

3.5/5

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459.77

Gamma completa di accessori: un adattatore per digiscoping telefonico per smartphone, anello a T e supporto M42 T compatibile incluso consente di scattare foto e video tramite smartphone o fotocamera. Un treppiede offre un'osservazione più stabile da qualsiasi angolazione. Una custodia per il trasporto, coperture per la protezione dell'oculare e dell'obiettivo, un panno per la pulizia ti rendono più comodo da trasportare e mantenere. Design impermeabile: le guarnizioni O-ring impediscono a umidità, polvere e detriti di penetrare nel cannocchiale per prestazioni affidabili in tutti gli ambienti. Lo spurgo del gas azoto offre ulteriori prestazioni di impermeabilità. Durevole struttura in Magnalium e armatura in gomma: la sua protezione aderente lo rende utilizzabile per resistere alle condizioni meteorologiche più difficili. L'armatura in gomma ammortizzante per la massima protezione. E lo schermo dell'oculare può essere allungato per proteggere l'oculare. L'obiettivo con pellicola verde da 80 mm completamente multistrato fornisce un campo visivo a 82,9-48 piedi / 1000 iarde. L'ottica del prisma Porro BAK4 di qualità aumenta la trasmissione della luce e rende la tua visione più luminosa, più chiara e offre immagini nitide. Gosky Aggiornato il nuovissimo cannocchiale 20-60x80 - L'ingrandimento variabile da 20x a 60x e il sistema di messa a fuoco dinamico dell'obiettivo offrono un'ottica migliore, immagini più stabili e una potenza di messa a fuoco più semplice. È la scelta migliore per tiro al bersaglio, tiro con l'arco, caccia, birdwatching, osservazione della fauna selvatica, escursionismo, campeggio, paesaggi, sport all'aria aperta, osservazione astronomica ecc.

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EAN: 0711102629388

Categories: Sport e tempo libero, Caccia e pesca, Tiro, Cannocchiali, Ottica,

Brand	Gosky
Eye Piece Lens Description	Prism
Finderscope	Reflex
Focal Length Description	20 millimeters
Focus Type	Manual Focus
Item Weight	2.4 Pounds
Lens Coating Description	Fully Multi-Coated
Objective Lens Diameter	80 Millimeters
Product Dimensions	3.15"D x 0.79"W x 2.36"H
Zoom Ratio	60 multiplier x

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Scritto da: ROBERT

Great with smartphone

I use it only with my smartphone, it's too little for the eye only. I have a another tripod because this one is too small.

Scritto da: mike

Gifted

Bought for a gift

Scritto da: Ray

Happy I bought it

The media could not be loaded. Review of Gosky 2019 updated newest spotting scope that came with canon dslr and iPhone adapter. I bought the scope to shoot a few eagle nest and screech owl that I know location of. I saw a guy with this scope and he was able to reach all the way into the tree while where the screech owl was located with his iPhone than I could with $3000 camera and 100-400 mm sigma lens. The review below is for those interested in shooting the moon. I haven’t tested it out for birds but expect the same issues. The photos and videos I posted of the moon were all shot on my iPhone 12 Pro Max. See pics and videos I attached. It was extremely windy yesterday and I used a light tripod so I think the pics and video could have been sharper. This morning I realized that I had a old fotodiox adapter I used to attach my canon lenses so that I could use it with my Sony A7ii camera. I had no issues attaching the fotodiox adapter to my Sony A7iii and the included canon dslr attachment to the scope so now I can use all 3 of my cameras. I have not taken any shots of the moon with dslr or Sony camera. It was a nightmare due to the weight of the camera body and trying to find the moon while scope was in vertical position. The moon was way up in the sky. It was so easier with the iPhone since the iPhone was lighter so my tripod didn’t shake much and it it automatically focused the moon most of the time and was better quality. I shot the pics in raw in my camera and video in 60 frames a second. I did not edit or crop any of the pics or video. These are straight out of my iPhone. Yup it got that close to the moon. I had to zoom in on phone not to get the vignette. Cons: you need to be patient shooting moon. It takes time trying to find the moon on a tiny whole of the scope. Weight balance of dslr or Sony camera will cause a shaky video if you don’t have a sturdy tripod and ball head. . So use a sturdy tripod with a pan handle since earth rotates so you will need to slowly move the tripod ball head to line up the moon. To much movement and your back to being frustrated cause you need to find the moon again. Pros: worth the price Feel like a kid when you see how far it can reach Want to keep exploring more Want to travel with it everywhere I go just in case you want to know what is that way out there Clear picture during the day Maybe easier shooting still subjects like eagle nest. I plan on lining up the full moon with Empire State Building, Statue of Liberty with this scope to compare the ones I already shot with my Sony A7iii If you have any questions contact me on Instagram Musicman33us

Scritto da: Mark B.

Don't expect HD at full magnification.

This is a decent spotting scope for a beginner. Don't expect the glass quality of a high dollar scope as your not going to get it. I bought this for use at the rifle range and it's not bad up to about 200 meters. Full magnification isn't really clear past 100. Its' weight is a bit heavy for the tripod that comes with it, and moves quite a bit with just a small breeze.

Scritto da: Denise Bjorkman

I'm a happy camper! :) works great for me.

Quite happy. Right from next day delivery and right of the box. I was feeling good. I only used is a little bit so far and never used a spotting scope before but this was pretty easy to figure out, set up and use. The magnification is really good for me. I could just about count all the craters on a 1/4 moon last night. I bought it mainly for crossbow target practice. So if I can see all the holes in the moon which looked like a pinky finger nail clipping to the naked eye, I'm sure it will do fine for target spotting. I have a Galaxy note 10 phone and it fits fine on the phone mount. It's takes a few times to set it up just right but it definitely works. Because the scope is already magnified to start and a long lens it takes practice to find the object even at lowest zoom but once you lock in and zoom in on it slowly and adjust slowly it's like "Wow"! Fact: I would definitely buy this if I hadn't already. I did my research on them. And this was one of the high rated ones especially for the price and quality. The tripod is nothing to brag about but it dose the job for a table top target spotting scope. You don't move it often once it's set. For bird and wild life you will need a good fluid head tripod made for real cameras and long lenses. The one it comes with is usable to start but it's not smooth so it's hard to lock in on the object. It's not the scope, it's the tripod. Again if I lost this scope I would have to go buy another one for what it's worth to me. Also be sure to read all the instructions and register your warranty. I'm a happy camper so far.

Scritto da: Northeast Dude

Tripod is useless but scope is great

The scope is amazing. Plain and simple, I was able to get amazing pictures of the moon, see the moons of Jupiter, and most importantly, get good range quality.

Scritto da: Tom

Zero contact response

Like to product, hate the zero or lack of website response.

Scritto da: Jermieg108

tres bonne vision mais l'adaptateur de cellulaire n'est pas efficace

la lunette est tres bonne

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Great scope!

Very happy with this scope! The glass is really clear and it has a high end feel to it. Can clearly see holes in target at 200 yards shooting my 270. Works exactly as i hoped it would and then some. I would recommend this scope over more expensive brands. I just had a chance to use the phone adapter and it is such a cool feature! My old scope is 20 years old and I use to try and hold my phone up to it to get pictures of Elk through it. I can't wait to use this, today I had a great view of a bald eagle and that's what made me try the adapter. I am going to get some amazing footage of wild life with this set up!

Scritto da: james wiper

Top class

Recently bought my Gosky spotting scope, slight problem with the camera attachment. Contacted the support team, nothing was to much trouble, bent over backwards to correct the issue. In short!! great service ,Top class scope . HAPPY CUSTOMER.

Scritto da: trev frampton

Scope

Not the best but it's not the worst

Scritto da: Reinhard

Was bringen solch schwache Produkte?

Die Ware war gut verpackt und unbeschädigt angekommen. Die Vorfreude auf künftige prachtvolle Fotoaufnahmen war groß, um so herber die endlose Enttäuschung. Doch der Reihe nach: Schnell war das Stativ aufgestellt und das Spektiv aufgeschraubt. Probehalber schaut man in die Ferne und justiert die Schärfe. Ok, das Gerät erklärt sich selbst. Die Schärfe eingestellt, das Auge sagt: „Ja, so sollte es klappen“. Nunmehr das Smartphon [SmPh] auf dem Adapter anbringen und beides auf das Spektiv schrauben. Doch bereits das haut mich um. Es kommt zu einem (scheinbar) endlosen Gefummel. Es ist recht schwierig das Smartphone Objektiv so zu drehen, dass es ordnungsgemäß vor dem Okular des Spektivs sitzt. Nachdem dies nun doch noch vollbracht werden konnte, schaut man sich das zuvor eingestellte Bild über das Display des SmPh an. Es war wie von Geisterhand einfach weg… also wieder suchen, scharfstellen und? Relativ unscharf war das erste Resultat am Bildschirm des SmPh. Die Feinjustierung eines festgelegten Bildes ist gleichfalls mühsam, denn zwischen Schärfe und Unschärfe liegen nur wenige Millimeter. Ist der Auslöser betätigt, wirkt das Ergebnis sehr ernüchternd: Unschärfe, leider ein völlig unbrauchbares Bild. Nach mehreren Versuchen ist der Grund klar: Eine Fernauslösung hätte vielleicht die Unschärfe vermeiden können. Selbst ein teures „Manfrotto“-Stativ verhindert keine Verwackler im Gelände. Selbst wenn dieser lediglich durch das Berühren des Auslösers am Handy ausgelöst wird. Bereits leicht entnervt wechsele ich die Adapter; vom SmPh auf Kamera (Canon 90 D). Um es abzukürzen: Der „Umstieg“, will sagen, das Anbringen auf das Spektiv gelingt wesentlich schneller, weil das Adapter direkt mittig an dem Gehäuse der Canon angebracht wird. Was dennoch bleibt ist die Feinjustierung und die Verwacklung durch die Auslösung. Natürlich besitze ich einen Fernauslöser, doch auch noch diesen anzuschließen erscheint mir sinnfrei… denn der entdeckte Vogel (z. B.), ist nach dieser Prozedur ohnehin längst weg. Fazit: Das Gerät ist sein Geld nicht wert. Die im Verkauf dargebotenen Naturaufnahmen wurden nicht mit diesem Gerät gemacht. Solche wertigen Aufnahmen sind schlichte Utopie. Ich habe Fotos zwischen 200 und ca. 5.000 m gemacht; sämtliche Fotos waren ungenügend und damit völlig unbrauchbar. Möglicherweise kommt es bei teuren Geräten zu brauchbaren Ergebnissen, stellt sich dann nur die Frage, ob einem das wert ist. Um nur in die Ferne zu blicken, auf eine Schießscheibe oder auf eine Wildschweinbande beispielsweise, reicht ein vernünftiges, altmodisches Fernglas völlig aus… Einen Gedanken hatte ich noch: Vielleicht ist das Spektiv defekt…