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(More customer reviews)This worked great to connect my point and shoot digital camera to my Swarovski scope (for digiscoping). The camera I used was the Canon Powershot A590 (with the necessary Canon adaptor). My only complaint is that this piece is so terribly expensive, however, now that it's paid for, I'm really glad I bought it. It works infinitely better than trying to hold a camera up to your scope to take a picture.
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Almost anyone who observes an enthralling scene--especially after waiting patiently for a rare bird or fine stag--would love to capture the moment for eternity. Fortunately, Swarovski steps up to the plate with its line of digiscoping equipment, which lets you connect your digital camera to any of the company's spotting scopes to take photos from great distances, a must when tracking wildlife through your lens. The DCA digiscoping adapter, for example, is designed to attach to your digital camera on one end and your spotting scope on the other. When your camera is attached to the DCA, you can keep the camera in your pocket--where it's protected from wind, rain, and other inclement weather--until you want to take a photo. Then, with a few small movements, the camera connects to the telescopic eyepiece and is ready to go. In essence, the DCA digital camera adapter melds your camera and telescopic into a single sturdy unit. The DCA adapter is suitable for digital single lens reflex cameras with a 50mm objective lens (fixed focal length) and some digital compact cameras with objective filter threads (an additional adapter from the manufacturer may be required).
About Swarovski Optik Although founded in 1949, Swarovski Optik's roots actually trace all the way back to 1895, when Austrian Daniel Swarovski--who invented the world's first electric grinding machine for jewelry stones--established the family-owned Swarovski Crystal in the province of Tyrol. Since then, the name Swarovski has become synonymous worldwide with the clearest crystal, precision grinding, and a brilliant spirit of innovation, as the original enterprise continued branching out into additional lines of business.
Swarovski Optik owes its rise to Wilhelm Swarovski, son of the original founder and an avid hobby astronomer, who decided to build his own improved binocular in 1935 at a mere 17 years of age. With access to the specialized glass production and finishing technologies already used to manufacture jewelry stones in his father's factory, Wilhelm managed to develop a novel prism fabrication and grinding process that he applied in constructing his first 6x30 binocular. Wilhelm went on to found Swarovski Optik KG in Absam, Tyrol, in 1949, thus laying the foundation for a sports optics company with a global reputation. His company's first serial product, the Habicht 7x42, is still an industry standard in the field of hunting optics and continues to be produced in the best tradition of its founder.
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