I just recently got an iPhone 6s and I learned that it has 240 fps slow mo. If anyone is using this as a scope cam what what does your mounting set up look like if you don't mind sharing.
I phone 6s scope cam
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I use an Iscope phone adaptor. You can buy them on E'Bay or Amazon for many different I phone configurations and droid phones. Basically, there are phone specific plates that bolts onto the tube assembly.
i did swap out the dumb steel bolts for nylon bolts as the pads on the steel bolts keep coming off, and you will mark up your scope if you use them. The set up works pretty slick other than the bolts.
here is link to a good price for a mossy oak camo version.... http://www.bigsupplyshop.com/iScope-iScope-iPhone-6-Mossy-Oak-Infinity-iS9101_p_58235.html
i did swap out the dumb steel bolts for nylon bolts as the pads on the steel bolts keep coming off, and you will mark up your scope if you use them. The set up works pretty slick other than the bolts.
here is link to a good price for a mossy oak camo version.... http://www.bigsupplyshop.com/iScope-iScope-iPhone-6-Mossy-Oak-Infinity-iS9101_p_58235.html
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I think I'm going to try the DIY route first and see if I can get away with only spending a few bucks. Iv been eyeballing that one and another one called g-line but g line didn't have an iPhone 6s model yet and it's pricey but seems really well built.
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Get a phone holder from Best Buy, epoxy it to PVC pipe lined with duct tape (Lowes), paint it black on the inside, slide overscope find correct focus distance, cut to currect length.
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Built my own using a 2" rubber drain pipe coupling, black pvc cap and dollar store iPhone case.
Flexible PVC coupling
Flexible PVC coupling
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