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Piggy-Cam

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$49.14 $78 In stock

Category: Mount Accessories

Description

Concept: Piggy-Cam provides a solid, adjustable platform for piggy-backing your camera on a variety of telescopes. — Al Nagler

Secure your camera to Piggy-Cam for greatest flexibility in piggy-back photography. Piggy-Cam's 3/8" thick tilting base plate can be locked at virtually any angle allowing you the most pleasing photo composition.

The captive ¼"-20 lock screw rides in a slot making it easy to mount any 35mm camera. Though designed for Tele Vue telescopes, Piggy-cam's U-shaped mounting bracket is easily adaptable to most any scope.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Victoria ★★★★★

The heavy-duty clamp holds my DSLR rock-solid even when I’m slewing the scope around to track objects. I was worried about vibrations, but the aluminum bracket feels incredibly sturdy for the price.

Michael J. ★★★★★

The adjustment knobs let me dial in perfect balance even with a heavy DSLR on my 8-inch scope, and it held rock-solid through a breezy night of lunar imaging. Exactly what I needed for hassle-free piggybacking.

Charlotte ★★★★★

Finally, a mount that doesn't wobble when I attach my DSLR to my refractor. The platform feels solid and the adjustments are precise enough to frame the moon exactly how I want.