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2. 45° Angled Eyepiece for Comfortable Viewing
3. BAK4 Prism and Fully Multi-Coated Optics
4. Tabletop Tripod With Standard 1/4"-20 Thread
5. Approx. 687 g (1.5 lb) Body, Carrying Case Included
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25-75x60 Spotting Scope with Tripod – Angled Bird Watching Scope | Traverseon
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FAQs
Why does the image look darker or less sharp at high magnification?
Higher magnification spreads the available light over a larger image and enlarges every movement, haze and vibration. For the clearest view, focus at 25× first, increase the magnification gradually, and fine-tune the focus again after each change. Place the scope on a stable surface and avoid touching it while viewing. In heat haze or low light, a low or medium setting usually shows the most detail.
The included tripod is short. Can I use the scope while standing?
Yes. The included tabletop tripod is designed for tables, windowsills and tailgates. For standing use, attach the scope to a full-size tripod with a standard 1/4"-20 thread, which fits most camera tripods.
How do I take photos or video with my phone?
Remove the phone case, open the camera app at 1× on the main lens, and clamp the phone in the adapter. At 25×, center the camera lens over the eyepiece until the image fills the screen, then increase the magnification and refocus. Keeping the scope on a tripod helps prevent blur. The adapter fits phones up to 10 cm (3.9 in) wide.
Can I use the spotting scope with eyeglasses?
If you wear eyeglasses, twist the eyecup down and bring your eyeglasses close to the eyepiece. Without eyeglasses, twist the eyecup up to rest your eye at a consistent distance and block stray light.


