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FSA-L2 Nikon fieldscope attachment

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  • Started 2 years ago by casperwb
  • Latest reply from SquamishPhoto
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  1. casperwb

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    any thoughts on the Nikon FSA-L2 fieldscope attachment.

    It allows you to attach Nikons spotting scope to DSLR for birding and nature photography.

    3.5x zoom with aperture of f5.9-f21

    500 to 1750mm when used with Nikon RDG fieldscopes.

    sound interesting for those hard to get birds and wildlife, and, the price for the length does not seem bad at all.

    waterproof nitrogen filled fogproof lens

    anyone tried it?

    Posted 2 years ago #
  2. PB PM

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    Focal length is impressive, but you need some really bright conditions (sunny summer afternoon) to use it at 1750mm @F21.

    Posted 2 years ago #
  3. SquamishPhoto

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    With a D3S behind it the f-stop might not be such a hindrance.

    Posted 2 years ago #

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