I used to carry all my bulky, heavy camera gear with me on trips. I was afraid to leave them in my hotel room because they might get stolen. Now I take the Starscope Monocular with me, and I carry everything in my pocket!
2 days ago | Reply | Like
My photography professor clued me in on this lens! It’s small, but the quality is so high it takes better photos than my Nikon. I just put this in my bag wherever I go, and I can use my iPhone for amazing pictures!
4 days ago | Reply | Like
I'm an engineering student. I know about the high-tech CAD/CAM equipment that the Starscope Monocular lens is made on. I can tell you that the precision and the sharpness of this monocular is as good or better than any lens made. And that includes to German optics like Zeiss.
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I used the Starscope Monocular lens on an ocean voyage. Everyone else was fumbling around with heavy old-fashioned binoculars or giant telephoto lenses. I was able to see further and clearer with just my Starscope Monocular. Everyone tried it and wanted to buy one!
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Yes, it will work with almost any Apple iPhone or Android phone. Just clip it to your camera in seconds and start taking photos. So easy!
Yes, the monocular is a fully-functional telescopic monocular. You can hold it up to your eye and see things over 50 miles away!
The Starscope Monocular is made of real, high-quality optical GLASS. They are multicoated just like the most expensive camera lenses, to give you super-clear images. They are the finest quality that can be made.
BaK stands for BaritleichKron (German for "Barium Crown"). It is used in high-end binoculars. It is the highest quality, most desirable way to build a monocular or binocular prism, which is why we used it in the Starscope Monocular.
Yes, it is extremely drop resistant and is covered with a non-skid, protective coating. You can use it safely even under extreme conditions!
