MaxView™ Digiscoping Adapters

for Swarovski, Nikon, Pentax, Leica, and Zeiss spotting scopes.

Swarovski ATS-65 HD shown coupled to a Nikon 5700 with MaxView-S

MaxView-S shown with eyeguard in place for visual use

   The MaxView-S is a special variant of our award winning MaxView 40 product. It has a different focal point and a Swarovski twist-lock bayonet mount to work specifically with the Swarovski spotting scopes. The MaxView-S is a wide field eyepiece that uses a special cell and long eye relief to reduce vignetting to a minimum, its built in "T" thread allows it to be adapted to dozens of digital cameras. The MaxView is not a zoom eyepiece, instead it is designed to get the most from the zoom on your camera. This gives much better results than trying to shoot through a zoom eyepiece and gives you a much larger zoom range. The MaxView-S is "T" threaded on top so you will need the appropriate Attachment Kit to mount it to your camera. MaxView-S can also be used as a low power wide field eyepiece providing a field of view a full 50% wider than the 20-60 zoom at wide angle! A removable flip down rubber eyeguard, and a storage bottle are included.

   Specifications: Focal Length = 40mm, AFOV = 44 Degrees, Maximum Effective Eye Relief = 29mm (effective eye relief takes into account how deeply recessed the lens is mounted in the housing), Minimum Effective Eye Relief = Fully Adjustable, Barrel Size = 1.25", Thread Size = 42mm (Standard "T" thread), Coatings = Fully Multicoated (each air to glass surface has multiple anti-reflection coatings), Optical Design = 2 element/2 group

Please see our Attachment Kits for mating the MaxView-S to your brand of camera.

Nikon Fieldscope III 60mm shown coupled to a Sony F717 with MaxView-NF

MaxView-NF shown with eyeguard in place for visual use

   The MaxView-NF is a special variant of our award winning MaxView 40 product. It has a different focal point and a Nikon Fieldscope threaded mount to work specifically with the Fieldscope spotting scopes. The MaxView-NF is a wide field eyepiece that uses a special cell and long eye relief to reduce vignetting to a minimum, its built in "T" thread allows it to be adapted to dozens of digital cameras. The MaxView is not a zoom eyepiece, instead it is designed to get the most from the zoom on your camera. This gives much better results than trying to shoot through a zoom eyepiece and gives you a much larger zoom range. The MaxView-NF is "T" threaded on top so you will need the appropriate Attachment Kit to mount it to your camera. MaxView-NF can also be used as a low power wide field eyepiece providing a field of view a full 50% wider than the 20-60 zoom at wide angle! A removable flip down rubber eyeguard, and a storage bottle are included.

   Note: The MaxView eyepieces are designed to reach "afocal" focus. This is the focal point when the camera has a lens attached as when used with most consumer digital cameras. For use with an SLR type camera (without lens) you will also need the SLR Extension listed below.

   Specifications: Focal Length = 40mm, AFOV = 44 Degrees, Maximum Effective Eye Relief = 29mm (effective eye relief takes into account how deeply recessed the lens is mounted in the housing), Minimum Effective Eye Relief = Fully Adjustable, Barrel Size = 1.25", Thread Size = 42mm (Standard "T" thread), Coatings = Fully Multicoated (each air to glass surface has multiple anti-reflection coatings), Optical Design = 2 element/2 group

Please see our Attachment Kits for mating the MaxView-NF to your brand of camera.

Nikon Sky & Earth series spotter shown coupled to a Sony F717 with MaxView-NS

MaxView-NS shown with eyeguard in place for visual use

   The MaxView-NS is a special variant of our award winning MaxView 40 product. It has a different focal point and a Nikon Sky & Earth threaded mount to work specifically with the Sky & Earth spotting scopes. The MaxView-NS is a wide field eyepiece that uses a special cell and long eye relief to reduce vignetting to a minimum, its built in "T" thread allows it to be adapted to dozens of digital cameras. The MaxView is not a zoom eyepiece, instead it is designed to get the most from the zoom on your camera. This gives much better results than trying to shoot through a zoom eyepiece and gives you a much larger zoom range. The MaxView-NS is "T" threaded on top so you will need the appropriate Attachment Kit to mount it to your camera. MaxView-NS can also be used as a low power wide field eyepiece providing a field of view a full 50% wider than the 20-60 zoom at wide angle! A removable flip down rubber eyeguard, and a storage bottle are included.

   Note: The MaxView eyepieces are designed to reach "afocal" focus. This is the focal point when the camera has a lens attached as when used with most consumer digital cameras. For use with an SLR type camera (without lens) you will also need the SLR Extension listed below.

   Specifications: Focal Length = 40mm, AFOV = 44 Degrees, Maximum Effective Eye Relief = 29mm (effective eye relief takes into account how deeply recessed the lens is mounted in the housing), Minimum Effective Eye Relief = Fully Adjustable, Barrel Size = 1.25", Thread Size = 42mm (Standard "T" thread), Coatings = Fully Multicoated (each air to glass surface has multiple anti-reflection coatings), Optical Design = 2 element/2 group

Please see our Attachment Kits for mating the MaxView-NS to your brand of camera.

Pentax PF80-ED shown coupled to a Sony DSC-F717 with MaxView-PX

   The MaxView-PX is a special variant of our award winning MaxView 40 product. It has a different focal point to work specifically with the Pentax scopes. The MaxView-PX is a wide field eyepiece that uses a special cell and long eye relief to reduce vignetting to a minimum. The MaxViews are not zoom eyepieces, instead they are designed to get the most from the zoom on your camera. This gives much better results than trying to shoot through a zoom eyepiece and gives you a much larger zoom range. The MaxView-PX is "T" threaded on top so you will need the appropriate Attachment Kit to mount it to your camera. Can also be used as a low power wide field eyepiece (with adjustable eye relief), flip down rubber eyeguard and a storage bottle are included.

   Specifications: Focal Length = 24mm, AFOV = 50 Degrees, Maximum Effective Eye Relief = 29 mm (effective eye relief takes into account how deeply recessed the lens is mounted in the housing), Minimum Effective Eye Relief = Fully Adjustable, Barrel Size = 1.25", Thread Size = 42mm (Standard "T" thread), Coatings = Fully Multicoated (each air to glass surface has multiple anti-reflection coatings), Optical Design = 4 element/2 group

Pentax PF80-ED coupled to a Nikon 995 with Wide Angle Adapter

   These high quality 14mm and 18mm Wide angle lenses are also Nikon 28mm digital camera attachments. To use the eyepiece as a camera adapter simply unthread and remove the eyeguard to reveal the integral 28mm threads. When used with the popular Nikon 990/995/4500 cameras you can use the full zoom range of the camera unvignetted. These eyepieces differ from the 14/18 WA units elsewhere on our page by having an extra lens which shifts the focal point to work properly in the Pentax spotters.

   Specifications 14mm: Focal Length = 14mm, AFOV = 66.2 Degrees, Maximum Effective Eye Relief = 19mm (effective eye relief takes into account how deeply recessed the lens is mounted in the housing), Barrel Size = 1.25", Thread Size = 28mm, Coatings = Fully Multicoated (each air to glass surface has multiple anti-reflection coatings), Optical Design = Wide Angle 5 element/4 group

   Specifications 18mm: Focal Length = 18mm, AFOV = 66.2 Degrees, Maximum Effective Eye Relief = 19mm (effective eye relief takes into account how deeply recessed the lens is mounted in the housing), Barrel Size = 1.25", Thread Size = 28mm, Coatings = Fully Multicoated (each air to glass surface has multiple anti-reflection coatings), Optical Design = Wide Angle 4element/4 group

Please see our Attachment Kits for mating the MaxView-PX to your brand of camera.

Leica APO Televid 77 coupled to a Sony F717 with MaxView-L

MaxView-L shown with Eyeguard in place for visual use.

   The MaxView-L is a special variant of our award winning MaxView 40 product. It has a different focal point and a Leica twist lock O-Ring sealed bayonet mount to work specifically with the Leica scopes. The MaxView-L is a wide field eyepiece that uses a special cell and long eye relief to reduce vignetting to a minimum. The MaxViews are not zoom eyepieces, instead they are designed to get the most from the zoom on your camera. This gives much better results than trying to shoot through a zoom eyepiece and gives you a much larger zoom range. The MaxView-L is "T" threaded on top so you will need the appropriate Attachment Kit to mount it to your camera. Can also be used as a low power wide field eyepiece (with adjustable eye relief), flip down rubber eyeguard and a storage bottle are included.

   Note: The MaxView eyepieces are designed to reach "afocal" focus. This is the focal point when the camera has a lens attached as when used with most consumer digital cameras. For use with an SLR type camera (without lens) you will also need the SLR Extension listed below.

   Specifications: Focal Length = 40mm, AFOV = 44 Degrees, Maximum Effective Eye Relief = 29mm (effective eye relief takes into account how deeply recessed the lens is mounted in the housing), Minimum Effective Eye Relief = Fully Adjustable, Barrel Size = 1.25", Thread Size = 42mm (Standard "T" thread), Coatings = Fully Multicoated (each air to glass surface has multiple anti-reflection coatings), Optical Design = 2 element/2 group

Please see our Attachment Kits for mating the MaxView-L to your brand of camera.

Carl Zeiss Diascope 65 coupled to a Sony F717 with MaxView-Z

MaxView-Z shown with eyegiuard installed for visual use

   The MaxView-Z is a special variant of our award winning MaxView 40 product. It has a different focal point and an O-Ring sealed Zeiss twist lock bayonet mount to work specifically with the Zeiss scopes. The MaxView-Z is a wide field eyepiece that uses a special cell and long eye relief to reduce vignetting to a minimum. The MaxViews are not zoom eyepieces, instead they are designed to get the most from the zoom on your camera. This gives much better results than trying to shoot through a zoom eyepiece and gives you a much larger zoom range. The MaxView-Z is "T" threaded on top so you will need the appropriate Attachment Kit to mount it to your camera. Can also be used as a low power wide field eyepiece (with adjustable eye relief), flip down rubber eyeguard and a storage bottle are included.

   Note: The MaxView eyepieces are designed to reach "afocal" focus. This is the focal point when the camera has a lens attached as when used with most consumer digital cameras. For use with an SLR type camera (without lens) you will also need the SLR Extension listed below.

  Specifications: Focal Length = 40mm, AFOV = 44 Degrees, Maximum Effective Eye Relief = 29mm (effective eye relief takes into account how deeply recessed the lens is mounted in the housing), Minimum Effective Eye Relief = Fully Adjustable, Barrel Size = 1.25", Thread Size = 42mm (Standard "T" thread), Coatings = Fully Multicoated (each air to glass surface has multiple anti-reflection coatings), Optical Design = 2 element/2 group

Please see our Attachment Kits for mating the MaxView-Z to your brand of camera.

1.5" Uni-T (left and center), 2.5" Uni-T pictured on Ziess Spotting scope eyepiece (right).

Uni-T™ Adapter

   These digital camera adapters will fit many odd optical devices. Great for microscopes, borescopes, .96" eyepieces, large spotting scope eyepieces, etc. The six nylon thumbscrews won't mar the finish. The 1.5" Uni-T can handle eyepieces with an outside diameter from .25" to 1.5". The 2.5" Uni-T can handle eyepieces with an outside diameter from 1.5"-2.5". Both Uni-T sizes are "T" threaded on top, you will need the appropriate step rings or adapters to connect it to your camera (see our Attachment Kits). Tip: If you always use the same eyepiece you can quickly and easily remove/install your Uni-T by always using the same upper and lower screw. Once adjusted the first time, the adjustment will stay the same.