For many digiscopers and other outdoor photographers, their craft isn’t just about clicking off images and videos with their smartphone. It’s an endeavor ripe with hot and cold temperatures and long treks. Indeed, most of this bunch are sportsmen, hikers, outdoor influencers, and more. They don’t mind getting their hands dirty and muscles sore. Then, there are the challenges of … Read More
3 Great Game Animals to Scout During the Summer with Digiscoping
“Holy cow! I’ve never seen this buck. I wonder where he hangs out?” This is a common question asked when reviewing trail camera images. It’s during these moments that these photos and videos born of SD cards and the wireless ether can seem inadequate, and they often are. Summertime is a great time to scout for game for many species, … Read More
New Mag360 System Adds Even More Digiscoping Flexibility
As the pioneers of smartphone digiscoping, Phone Skope adapters have no doubt stood the test of time. Why? In addition to their name recognition, their digiscoping solution has always been based on rugged components and a custom fit. It’s also due to a stubborn attention to detail, always looking for new efficiencies and improvements. There’s no better evidence than the … Read More
5 Great Father’s Day Gifts Courtesy of Phone Skope
So, we’ve seen it all when it comes to Father’s Day gifting, and it’s not always good. There are good gifts, then there’s the parade of not-so-good presents for dad during this annual June celebration. Some mainstays come to mind: the regulars like ties, soap on a rope, and the over-the-hill gag gifts: you know, the coffee mugs and t-shirts … Read More
Dynamite Comes in Small Packages: 7 Reasons You Should Be Digiscoping with a Monocular
I’ve yet to meet anyone who doesn’t prefer “easy”—easier meal prep, easier commutes, easier shopping experiences. I could probably name a hundred more. Consequently, the act of digiscoping also applies. Whether you’re surveying a distant ridge for an elk or checking in on a nearby bird feeder for new visitors, the fun of drawing images closer and capturing them is easy. … Read More
Avian Opportunities: Digiscoping Spring’s Feathered Beauties
It’s no secret that Spring marks a season of great activities and events. It’s the season for shaking off the winter blues and diving into all sorts of fun events and activities. For one, there’s March Madness for inclined basketball junkies. However, much of the buzz happens outside. You’ll see parks bustling with picnics, frisbee games, and folks just enjoying … Read More
Dusting Off Some Digiscoping Basics: Simple Tips for Your Next Outdoor Trek
During my early years of retirement, like most folks, I often pondered what activities would fill my time before my golden years hit. I’ll admit, it’s not my favorite subject to mull over, but it was important. Not being prone to letting the grass grow under my feet, I was intent on finding activities that would provide enjoyment, help me … Read More
Phone Skope: The Under-Utilized Scouting Tool for Big Game
For those of us who spend a significant amount of time chasing wild game, finding and harvesting a trophy animal is often our top motivation. I recently got to thinking about how often I return home from the deer woods empty-handed. My success rate (or lack thereof) is staggering. I mostly don’t mind because I simply love the process, the … Read More
Let’s Go “Phone Scoping” – Celebrating the Original Digiscoping Adapter
Killing time between hunts can be an arduous task. You get up by 5:00 am, or earlier, and hunt for a few hours. Whether you return to camp by 9:00 am or noon, there is some time to fill. Such time is often filled with naps, football watching, or maybe even a little bow practice. The same can happen on … Read More
Take a Hike: How to Earn Better Digiscoped Images
I love to get outdoors, plain and simple. Whether scouting, hunting, fishing, or hiking, life is so much better when not surrounded by walls. Sure, I’m prone to indulge in television sports and an occasional Netflix binge, but it doesn’t compare to roaming outdoor spaces. I also love outdoor photography, specifically digiscoping or phone scoping. Ah, the art of connecting … Read More