Digiscoping 2,125 Yards with the Swarovski 115mm Objective Module

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024
  • Finally had a few minutes to get behind the new Swarovski Modular 115mm objective for a bit. Tried out the ATX eyepiece and the BTX bino eye piece, but ran out of light before I got any further. Unfortunately, I was not able to capture any critters this time, was hoping for some deer. Hopefully, I'll have some more footage thru it shortly.
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Комментарии • 34

  • @themintaddict2090
    @themintaddict2090 2 года назад +20

    Ladies and gentlemen, we've got a hero who actually records through a spotting scope.

    • @firefightergtx3281
      @firefightergtx3281 Год назад

      Is this good or bad ?

    • @kishascape
      @kishascape 11 месяцев назад

      @@firefightergtx3281 Good, it's called digiscoping and it's a great hobby. Also they're referencing how most reviewers will just ramble on verbally and show nothing useful about the optics in a lot of videos.

  • @dcentral
    @dcentral 3 года назад +8

    I think you’re the only review on youtube that actually let’s the viewer see through the glass of these amazing scopes. We would appreciate if you could make a similar video of comparison between 115mm and 95mm in same settings to see how big or little of a difference between these objective lenses. And it would be amazing to see the practicality of maximum magnification of the magnification extender that you have.

    • @Juscz
      @Juscz 2 года назад

      Absolutely about the only one on RUclips who lets us see the actual view. Thank you!

    • @BulletLab
      @BulletLab  2 года назад +4

      @@Juscz guys, I no longer have the 95, nor a 2nd EP to run 2, but will see what I can come up with as time allows. Also, if you go to the 2019 and 2020 groundhog compilation vids, I believe the 2019 vid was all on the 95 and the 2020 all or at least partially on the 115...and the 2021 compilation vid to come will all be on the 115 for sure. And all 3yrs were with the same SLR...so you should be able to glean something from that in the short term.

  • @kishascape
    @kishascape 11 месяцев назад +2

    Jesus that is PHAT! I remember 12 years ago when playing with the ATX 95 wishing they made one over 100mm. Pentax makes a decent one but can't match the bright optics of swarovski.

  • @JockyT1
    @JockyT1 Месяц назад

    You really want a more solid tripod, head and a balance rail. It makes a big difference. The STX is better for digiscoping but does take some practice and patience to understand capabilities and limitations. Video quality is decent and useful for keeping a record of sightings.

  • @TrailcamsRCPhotoFlying2000
    @TrailcamsRCPhotoFlying2000 Год назад +2

    Are you still using this digiscoping equipment ? I have the ATX-95mm and considering the TLS-APO and Nikon D5100 for wildlife videos in Yellowstone. My wife has the BTX bino eyepiece for hers and we really like the ability to have both eyes on the target but.... you are limited to 30x magnification.

    • @BulletLab
      @BulletLab  Год назад

      I am in fact...still recording groundhog shots and other long range shooting

  • @smjsychj
    @smjsychj 2 года назад +2

    Get a mak cass. When spotting scope start to struggle at 60x, mak cass is just beginning

  • @Hvitkinn
    @Hvitkinn 3 года назад +1

    Nice… have a look at what i can get out of my scope…cheers😀👍

    • @kishascape
      @kishascape 11 месяцев назад +1

      True but anything under a mile is childsplay even for chinese scopes. If you're still calling the distance in yards you're doing it wrong. Going out either on a cool day or getting to an elevated position I can easily spot people 11 miles out on a 65mm scope as well as see the individual antennas on a mountain peak 12 miles up. This is the kind of limit pushing where the bigger 115mm lens will really shine and actually show what's it's capable of.

  • @nilescoyote4829
    @nilescoyote4829 4 года назад +3

    NICE

  • @nicknameunavailable1926
    @nicknameunavailable1926 2 года назад +1

    i guess getting a pic at that distance is better than no pic at all. The image quality sucks though compared to true photograhy prime lens.. just sayin.. I know a nikon 600 mm f4 costs 3-4 times more than the swaro 115 objective

    • @BulletLab
      @BulletLab  2 года назад

      I get that it isn't ideal...but more of an option for those that have the spotter...not "the reason" to go buy the spotter. I am sure a better slr would have had better results as well.

  • @8080408729a
    @8080408729a 3 года назад +1

    Im considering digiscopping as an alternative to expensive zoom lenses
    & thatswhy doing my research on RUclips
    Out of 5/6 videos on digiscopping,
    What i saw was shake,Vibranation & disaster image quality...
    😶😶
    Dont know what to do

  • @johnadams9044
    @johnadams9044 3 года назад +1

    Nice but seriously lacks contrast. Would have like to linear objects instead of just foliage that has only moderate definition.

    • @BulletLab
      @BulletLab  3 года назад +1

      When the weather improves, we'll try and get some more footage 👍🏻

  • @safugpac2691
    @safugpac2691 4 года назад +2

    Is this now a better scope in general then Zeiss 95?

  • @wthisahandlefor
    @wthisahandlefor 4 года назад +1

    what rrs tripod is that? i have the tvc-34L with anvil 30, beefy enough for the 115 btx??

    • @BulletLab
      @BulletLab  3 года назад

      Tfct-34 mk2...yep, about the most solid single point...but stabilizing with 2pt contact is better if possible...I have and old PSU football camera tripod with big head that I can 2-point it ( 1 at the tripod attachment screw and 2nd contact pulling down bell against front end of head 6" ahead of tripod screw)

  • @alwaysbeglassing
    @alwaysbeglassing 4 года назад +2

    Air quality looked rough. Are you getting a lot of smoke from the fires?

    • @BulletLab
      @BulletLab  4 года назад +1

      We haven't. We did have some crazy sunrises and sunsets from the smoke being in the upper atmosphere, but that's it. This was just a typical hazy Pennsylvania evening 😆

  • @Bosun25
    @Bosun25 2 года назад +2

    bored beyond Kill me Now!

    • @BulletLab
      @BulletLab  2 года назад +1

      Us, too! 🤣 Nothing cool came out to look at, and I had limited time. The 1,054 yard groundhog video is pretty sweet!

  • @davidv.kutaliya
    @davidv.kutaliya 4 года назад +2

    Great Spotting Scope!

  • @jordanmonsen9339
    @jordanmonsen9339 4 года назад +1

    What tripod head are you using to hold that 115mm up?

    • @BulletLab
      @BulletLab  3 года назад

      Tfct-34 mk2...yep, about the most solid single point...but stabilizing with 2pt contact is better if possible...I have an old PSU football camera tripod with big head that I can 2-point it ( 1 at the tripod attachment screw and 2nd contact pulling down bell against front end of head 6" ahead of tripod screw)

    • @dtom420
      @dtom420 3 года назад

      What are you using to connect your camera to your spotter? I have a Swaro 85mm ATX and I’m about to buy a Sony A7R IV; and I’d like to put the 2 together for photo/film of wildlife on the ranch. Sure could use some advice! Thanks!

    • @BulletLab
      @BulletLab  2 года назад

      @@dtom420 only their oem slr adapter setup. Or the novagrade when I have a phone on it