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just bought a new camera from ebay  it was the Canon S70, the good thing is it has manual, aperture priority and such.I would I know if it can have a T-Thread adapter? I know some compacts can.

Thanks

I'm not sure that you can attach this camera to the t thread adaptor on your scopes eyepiece as the camera doesn't appear to have a filter thread around the lens.

I was just wondering because you can get this thingy for it

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Canon-LADC10-Adapter-for-Powershot-S60-S70-BNIB_W0QQitemZ190382457289QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Photography_DigitalCamAccess_RL?hash=item2c53adc1c9

Maybe a different system?

The bracket (Canon LADC 10)  has a 37mm filter thread you will need a t-thread to 37mm step down ring to attach the bracket to your scope, simple!!!!!!!!

Then simply attach the adaptor ring to the bracket, and the bracket to your camera.:)

Does this help?:dry:

errm okay.....would it be here?

http://www.sherwoods-photo.com/celestron_day_scopes/celestron_spotting_scopes_fs.htm

near the bottom, please help

Thanks

Yep!!!

T Mount - Filter Thread adapter for cameras with a 37mm filter thread @ £20 each!

This will be the adaptor or "step down" ring that you need.

so just one of them and I should be fine?

Just order one ring. It will come ready to attach

One end attaches to your scope, the other end will attach to the bracket, then attach your camera to the bracket. That should do it!!

how do I know it will attach to the scope,?  Just want to make sure even though I will buy sometime after the camera arrives. £20 is a lot to me

It will fit for sure.

One side of the adaptor ring will fit to the thread on your scopes eyepiece, and the other side will attach to the bracket you are going to buy.

Let me know how you get on.:tongue:

Ordered both things and I am happy to say it works! Not only does it now look more professional but it is a lot easier to use now. I will try and get some pics up

Thanks

Wonderful!!

Well done, can't wait to see the results!!

Sorry about the delay here is the my new current setup and some pictures taken with it.

Thanks for the help danny

Anytime.

Its good to be able to help out, and you know where to come for future advise also

Your set up looks really proffesional and you should be proud at how far you've come on in such a short time.

Danny