How to Use a Camera Adapter with the ATN Night Storm Night Vision Monocular
There are several versions of Night Storm Night Vision Monocular offered by ATN. You can use your ATN Night Storm Night Vision Monocular not just for hunting, camping or surveillance but also with a 35mm camera or camcorder. If you are planning to use a camcorder, ensure that your camcorder has the Macro feature. Most camcorders nowadays are equipped with the Macro feature. If you're using a 35mm camera, you will need a Macro lens. If you have to buy a a Macro lens for your 35mm camera, the best bet is to get it from your local camera store. Here's how to use a camera adapter with the ATN Night Storm Night Vision Monocular.
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Things You'll Need
- 35mm camera or camcorder
- ATN Night Storm Night Vision Monocular
- Macro lens (for 35mm camera)
- Camera adapter
Instructions
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Remove the rubber eyecup from the ATN Night Storm Night Vision Monocular.
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Screw the camera adapter onto the front of the lens on your camcorder's lens or your 35mm camera's lens.
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Loosen the three sets of screws that are affixed to the camera adapter.
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Place the camera adapter over the ATN Night Storm Night Vision Monocular's eyepiece.
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Tighten the three sets of screws so that the adapter is affixed with the eyepiece of the ATN Night Storm Night Vision Monocular.
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Focus the 35mm camera or the camcorder along with the Night Storm Night Vision Monocular to get the sharpest possible image.
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Tips & Warnings
The camera adapter typically comes with 37mm and 52mm threads. For other sizes, check out your local camera store.
Consider working in an open space for best results.
Disable auto focus on your camera or camcorder and try manually focusing the camera or the camcorder for optimum results. Once the desired sharpness is achieved, adjust the Night Storm Night Vision Monocular's front lens to change the focus.
