Eyepiece Questions

• Question: "Will the Novagrade fit my spotting scope, binoculars, or telescope?"

• Answer: As long as the following three criteria are met then yes! 1) Eyepiece must be round. 2) Eyepiece must protrude at least 22mm for Novagrade to grip. 3) Eyepiece diameter must range from 23mm - 60.75mm. A quick note: If your eyepiece diameter falls between 23mm - 39mm you'll need our small compression ring set.

Phone Adapter Questions

• Question: "I have more than one lens on the back of my phone, will the Novagrade still work?"

• Answer: Absolutely! Most smartphones have multiple lenses on the back to accommodate different zoom ranges or angle width. Determining which lens you should align to takes a bit of practice the first time. We recommend putting your phone in video mode (instead of snapshots) and zooming in and out on a test subject to get a feel for when your phone switches lenses. Check out our YouTube Channel for walkthroughs, tips, and tricks. Or reach out to us directly and someone from our team can help you get dialed in.

• Question: "My image is only a small circle surrounded by black - how can I fix this?"

• Answer: This is referred to as vignetting and is to some extent inevitable when digiscoping. There are, however, a number of things that can be done to minimize it. 1.) Zoom in on your phone. 2.) Check that your phone's lens is aligned directly through the center of the adapter and straight into the eyepiece of your optics. 3.)  Make sure your adapter is mounted as far forward on the eyepiece as possible, placing the camera as close to the eyepiece as possible. Some eyepieces have rubber eye-cups that can be removed to allow a better fit. Be sure to check out our tips & tricks videos for more!

Camera Adapter Questions

•  Question: "Which of my lenses can I use with the Novagrade?"
• Answer: That depends on whether you're using a lens at all. We have two styles of camera adapter. Check out our direct projection or through-the-lens page for more on the differences. Our through-the-lens adapters attach to the filter threads of your lens. Check your lens filter size to find your filter diameter (see below) and select that size from our camera adapter page.