This adapter lets you attach your binoculars to a tripod in seconds, perfect for long viewing sess...This adapter lets you attach your binoculars to a tripod in seconds, perfect for long viewing sessions without hand shake. Simply attach the adapter to your binoculars and then to your tripod. Its wide compatibility allows binoculars and tripods with standard 1/4" threads. Using a tripod will eliminate hand-shake and will therefore create a clearer, more detailed image. This is highly recommended when using binoculars with large objective lenses or high magnification. Simply unscrew the tripod thread on your binoculars and screw in the adapter using the wheel for tightening. Then attach the base of the adapter to your tripod screw thread. The binoculars can then be left free-standing, lifting the weight of your binoculars off your arm.
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This adapter lets you attach your binoculars to a tripod in seconds, perfect for long viewing sessions without hand shake. Simply attach the adapter to your binoculars and then to your tripod. Its wide compatibility allows binoculars and tripods with standard 1/4" threads. Using a tripod will eliminate hand-shake and will therefore create a clearer, more detailed image. This is highly recommended when using binoculars with large objective lenses or high magnification. Simply unscrew the tripod thread on your binoculars and screw in the adapter using the wheel for tightening. Then attach the base of the adapter to your tripod screw thread. The binoculars can then be left free-standing, lifting the weight of your binoculars off your arm.