Fun With Optics
A digital camera and a pair of binoculars seem like unrelated items, but wait!
They can live together harmoniously!
These photos were taken with a Sony digital camera, and were
augmented by a 10x standard binocular placed up to the lens.
The targets in each case are centered in the framing photos.
Captions explain further.
I expect I would have more clear results if I had a tripod or some other stablization.
Also, I could get cleaner framing if I weren't just holding the
binocular eyepiece
up to the camera lens, and instead had some sort of mount.
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No Binoculars
Zoomed Out
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10x25 Binoculars
Macro Mode
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No Binoculars
Zoomed Out
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No Binoculars
Zoomed In (8x)
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10x50 Binoculars
Standard Mode
Auto focus
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10x50 binoculars
Standard Mode
Manual focus 0.9m
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