Swarovski VPA 2 Variable Phone Adapter
Product Code: VPA2
- Excellent stability
- Connects to your Swarovski Optik binoculars or spotting scope
- VPA 2 must be fixed to the binoculars or spotting scope with a corresponding clamp adapter
Free Delivery
Free DPD Next Working Day delivery on all orders over £400
Free standard delivery to UK Mainland on all orders over £50
DPD Next Working Day and Saturday delivery also available when ordered before 2pm Mon-Fri
Sell or Part-Exchange
Have equipment to trade in?
Part-exchange against a new camera, or sell your gear and get paid by secure bank transfer
Get in touch for your free, no obligation quote.
Free Delivery
Free DPD Next Working Day delivery on all orders over £400
Free standard delivery to UK Mainland on all orders over £50
DPD Next Working Day and Saturday delivery also available when ordered before 2pm Mon-Fri
Sell or Part-Exchange
Have equipment to trade in?
We want your old cameras, lenses and accessories.
Part-exchange against a new camera, or sell your gear and get paid by secure bank transfer
Get in touch for your free, no obligation quote.
Description
Swarovski VPA 2 Variable Phone Adapter
The Swarovski VPA Variable Phone Adapter, a versatile accessory that links with ease to your smartphone, whether it be iOS or Android, to your Swarovski Optik binoculars or spotting scope. This innovative VPA 2 offers effortless operation, impressive stability, and precise alignment with your smartphone's camera. To secure it to your binoculars or telescope, simply utilize the appropriate clamp adapter. Capture the beauty of the natural world with ease using the Swarovski VPA Variable Phone Adapter.
The Swarovski VPA 2 Variable Phone Adapter must be fixed to the binoculars or spotting scope with a corresponding clamp adapter. The matching clamp adapters for binoculars or spotting scopes are available separately:
- CA-Bs clamp adapter for CL binoculars
- CA-B clamp adapter for binoculars/BTX
- CA-S clamp adapter for ATX/STX, ATC/STC, ATS/STS, STR
Explore your camera's features
First of all, playfully try out the various camera settings on your smartphone and familiarize yourself with them.
Start slowly
Choose subjects that are within close range for your first photos. It’s best not to use too much zoom to begin with. Even the slightest camera shake can make your photo look blurred.
Pre-focusing
It can be difficult to focus on animals because they are usually in motion. It’s easier if it is pre-focused on a stationary object – like a tree for instance – using live-view mode. It’s often also useful to know where the subject will appear. If the animal is standing still, focus on one of its eyes.