Kowa TSN-IP5 iPhone Adapter for iPhone 5/5s/SE (1st Gen)

Kowa TSN-IP5 iPhone Adapter Overview

The Kowa TSN-IP5 iPhone Adapter is a lightweight and durable digiscoping accessory designed for use with the iPhone 5, 5s, and SE (1st generation). It enables users to capture high-quality images and videos by connecting their iPhone to a Kowa spotting scope or binocular eyepiece. This adapter aligns the iPhone's camera lens perfectly with the optics of the spotting scope or binoculars, allowing for detailed photography of birds, wildlife, landscapes, and other distant subjects.

Included Components

• iPhone cradle made of epoxy resin to protect the device from damage
• Two adapter rings (41 mm and 56 mm) compatible with a wide range of Kowa binoculars and spotting scopes
• Neck strap for convenient carrying
• User manual

Compatibility and Adapter Rings

The supplied 41 mm adapter ring fits the following binocular models: BD42, BD32, SV50, SV42, SV32, YF30, Emperor 8x42, Emperor 10x42, Escape 8x32, Escape 10x32, Pro Phase 8x32, Pro Phase 8x42, Pro Phase 10x32, Pro Phase 10x42, Pro Phase 10x50, and Pro Phase 12x50.

The supplied 56 mm adapter ring is suitable for the spotting scope eyepieces TE-10Z, TE-11WZ, and TE-17W of the TSN770 and TSN880 series.

Separate adapter rings are available for the BD25 and BD42XD binoculars and the TE-9Z eyepiece, sold separately as optional accessories.

Usage Instructions

To use the adapter, place your iPhone 5/5s/SE into the epoxy cradle and attach the appropriate adapter ring to fit your spotting scope or binocular eyepiece. The iPhone lens will align with the optical image, allowing you to take photos or videos through the scope. It is recommended to use a tripod and remote shutter release for optimal image sharpness.

Technical Details

• Weight of adapter and adapter ring: approximately 50 grams
• Material: Epoxy resin cradle to prevent scratching or damage to the iPhone

Applications

This adapter is ideal for digiscoping enthusiasts who want to leverage the magnification and optical quality of Kowa spotting scopes and binoculars to capture distant subjects with their iPhone camera.