Telescope Eyepiece Camera 4MP WiFi Electronic Eyepiece Camera for 24mm-50mm Telescope Microscope,Digital Camera Telescope Accessories 32GB Video Recording

The media could not be loaded. This is better than many usb brand cameras. It holds the eyepiece really tight, so it won’t fall on the ground regardless of declination. It takes less than a minute to setup, and the eyepiece aligns automatically in the center as you tighten the camera. It works great with long and short eye relief eyepieces, and WiFi holds really well over 20ft.The video and image are unprocessed, straight from the camera, no color correction or any adjustments. These were taken from a 102mm Achromatic refractor f6.5 with a 20mm 68 degrees (17mm eye relief) eyepiece, and manual AZ tripod.

Although an image will appear on the app… using this with a telescope is nearly impossible…at least with my basic telescope… meade etx70… maybe for someone else it may work. App was ok… the usual Chinese app with a built in WiFi.

Save your money. Doesn’t work as described

The media could not be loaded. Can beat this for the price .Once is figured out the wifi setup it is easy and fun to use. Still working out the best lens etc to use for things but this makes sharing the scope simple. Now we need a higher MP level unit based on this design

Overall i realy like it and i do not regret buying. There are some issues though.-in the app it can be temperamental connecting to the camera sometimes-a loooootttttt of latency on highest quality. to the point i have to make adjustments first then put the camera on. Even small adjustments can be a huge pain with lag and low fps.

Everything worked as advertised leading to and up to WiFi connection, which it performed flawlessly. After that - nothing. Nada. Zilcho. But I have to give it Two Stars for the wonderful reviews and the feeling of satisfaction in throwing it away.

I'm impressed with this handy little eyepiece camera! Now I can set up my spotting scope on an object and share the live image with my friends on my phone or tablet.It was easy to attach the WiFi eyepiece camera on the end of my telescope by turning the ring to tighten it against the eyepiece. Using the Lercenker app, I found the camera's WiFi signal on my phone, connected and the camera began blinking "blue". Images were then projected onto my phone.Using the app I can view the image through the telescope and am able to take pictures or videos. I have lots of parameters to choose from. I can shoot in "auto" mode or "manual" and can adjust the ISO, photo resolution, select time lapse mode, shooting intervals, microphone use, image stabilization and much more. One thing that's confusing is that the ad states it's 4MP but the choices for photo resolution vary from "4M to 24M". (See photo)I found that using ISO 100 and 24 MP gave me the highest quality images and the app gives me 4 f-stops of light control to help with managing the image when shooting manually. The eyepiece is actually a camera and I could take photo or videos without it being on a telescope or binoculars. The image of the stopwatch was taken with ISO 100/24MP simply with the eyepiece alone and gave me a good idea of the actually photo quality of the camera in the eyepiece.I found it worked well on my binoculars as well. The eyepiece camera ships with a 32GB microSD card, USB-C charge cable and mounting spacers if needed.Bottom Line: This is a handy eyepiece camera and is great for sharing images through binoculars and telescopes, for target practice, wildlife watching and for taking photos/videos of objects through telescopes/binoculars. Image quality is very good for the price. It's very impressive and a handy accessory!

It works great to see the moon and big bright objects but if your looking for planetary or deep sky definitely look elsewhere!