Fantronics Cellphone Adapter Mount Telescope Microscope Camera Holder, Compatible with Binocular Monocular Spotting Scope, for iPhone Sony Samsung Moto Etc -Record The Nature of The World

Was a bit hard to initially get the camera and the eye piece centered correctly and it took a bit of time but once I did the quality of long range shots was very good. I do recommend to save time that you have another person help you although you can do it aloe it is best if they can tighten down the screws when you get the camera in position while you hold it looking through the lens correctly. The only issue I had with the item is the fact that my Moto E has a rounded hack that does not sit well against that flat plate meaning the camera is further from the lens than it should be so it made it look like a "pinhole" but it worked well with the phones that have a flat back.

It is a very good material. Very nice to adjust to a Telescope, or something else. But if you have an iPhone, you will regret it!!! It is NOT possible to adjust it. The camera is all the way to the left. I'm glad I didn't gave my Android Phone away. Check your phone first. If the camera is all the way on the top left or right, you will sit there for an half hour to get it close to the center eye of the Telescope. After that, you will have light falling in and you only become frustrated. So, the part you buy is well worth the money. It's the cellphone what could make this peace work right.

This thing is surprisingly well built. Part plastic part aluminum with padding where it is needed. Really a great deal. The stability when mounted to a tripod is ok. I am using nikon prostaff 7s with an iphone 6s attached on the mount. The binoculars are not light but the clamp on the item olds then surprisingly well considering the clamp is only on one eye piece. Vibration is transfered to the tripod if the iphone screen is used to snap the image but I am using an apple watch to activate the 'shutter' so I am not transferring any vibrations. Would definitely recommend buying this item as I have a very sturdy ravelli tripod (apx$100 on amazon) so it works. With the additional 10x optical soon the 6s camera is taken to a new level. *THIS IS NOT A SHILL REVIEW

solid metal construction with soft but sturdy pads to protect phone and device. didn't have the sharp edges mentioned in other reviews, it was well finished. only thing lacking is a side to side adjustment for the phone -- seems like it was built for phone with the camera lens near the side of the phone where mine has the lens in the center of the handset. that was the only reason I did not give it 5 stars...

This cellphone adaptor works pretty good once you figure out how to clamp it correctly on to whatever lens you want to view through the cellphone. Telescope, microscopes, binocular etc.The frame is made of metal so very sturdy. One thing I notice that with at least my iPhone 7 or any type of iPhone the frame that needs to connect to lens won't be straight like the pictures they shown. iPhone lens are located mostly on upper left corner and frame is more in center so it will be on a slight 15 degrees angle to cover the iPhone lens. If you have a Samsung or LG android which the camera lens are center than it will be more straight.So not sure how they show the picture with iPhone having the frame center and covering the lens. Maybe it's photoshop or not covering the lens.

I wanted to like this adaptor, but have some reservations. A bit awkward to mount Motorola MotoG smartphone unless the rubber case is removed. Tried it on my scope and I'm jus so-so about it.

We bought this to mount a cell to binoculars to take pics. of the moon and it works great and couldn't be any easier to use !

Little challenging to adjust this but I used it with a spotting scope and my Stylo 2 cell phone ... eh.. I think it just needs patience to to get comfortable with it but once I get it stable and properly aligned I will take photos and hopefully move that photo data `easily' from the phone to my computer.