Dynamite Comes in Small Packages: 7 Reasons You Should Be Digiscoping with a Monocular

monocular held between hand fingertips

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

Collection of Birds Collected by Digiscoping

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

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

#Kowascoping World Record By Jeff Bouton

Looking Through Spotting Scope Looking for Birds

Written by Jeff Bouton In 2023, I did something really cool! I was able to capture images & videos of over one tenth of the world’s bird species with my iPhone in a single year! I never intended to do a “Big Year” (as in the movie with the same name), but by year’s end it was undeniably a big … Read More

Phone Skope Digiscoping Tips – What should you do with your optic adapter?

We get asked this question frequently. “What should I do with my optic adapter?” The Phone Skope is a two-piece system, a phone case and a optic adapter. The phone case is always on your phone and the optic adapter locks into the phone case. For spotting scopes, the optic adapters are bigger, so they do not always fit in … Read More