Smartphone Digiscoping Made Easy with Jeff Bouton 

Hello! Hard to say with the polarizing lens, but using a 10x lens on the smartphone combined with magnification of the scope is a massive amount of telephoto power which is very hard to control - so it might be that the image is suffering from motion blur due to the level of zoom, reducing the smartphone lens down to a 1x or 2x will probably give better sharper results. Hope this helps!

@@kowasportingoptics Figured out the problem. I was focusing to correct my own vision, and thereby throwing out the picture image focus clarity. Scope reviews say nothing about this. What deceives you is that it looks fine at 20x, but when you begin to zoom in, the focus is noticeably off. It was this little finding about anything other than 20x that I determined there was nothing wrong with the glass, and that the problem was with something else. If you can see your phone screen clearly with whatever it takes to get your phone screen clear, use this reading glass magnification when focusing the scope. Again, no scope reviewer discusses this problem. Novice users are going to be blaming the glass when it has nothing to do with the glass.

For smartphone digiscoping on the iphone 12 - you wouldn't want to use the ultra wide lens (13mm) this would give too much vignetting (black circle around the image) The standard wide lens is 26mm - this would give you the equivalent of 390mm - 1170mm You can also use the tele lens (58mm) this would give you the equivalent of 870mm - 2610mm

@@kowasportingoptics Appreciate your reply! Just saving up... hopefully some Holiday Sales coming soon so I can put a full Digiscoping Kit together.

@@kowasportingoptics Do you really need a face mask outside in the open????