For Celestron NexYZ 3-Axis Axis Universal Smartphone Adapter Mobile Telescope Microscope

We will send you the product according to the first picture. For Celestron NexYZ 3-Axis Axis Universal Smartphone Adapter Mobile Telescope Microscope NexYZ connects your smartphone to your telescope, spotting scope, binoculars, monocular, and microscope so you can capture images and video Through the eyepiece.Works with a wide range of mobile phone models, including all the latest devices from for Samsung, for Google, and for Apple. Unlike other adapters, NexYZ features three directional knobs (X, Y, Z and axis) that perfectly align your phone's camera with the Eyepiece in seconds so you're ready to capture the perfect image. NexYZ stands up to rigorous field use thanks to its strong, durable construction with a metal frame and polymer body. NexYZ fits any eyepiece from 35mm to 60mm in diameter including telescopes with 1.25In and 2In eyepieces, spotting scopes, monoculars, And binoculars. NexYZ will also attach to microscopes with the addition of the included adapter ring, which takes usable diameters down To 25mm, the size of a standard microscope eyepiece. A strong spring and threaded twist lock provide a strong and secure two-level grip On the eyepiece's optical instruments so you can image with confidence.NexYZ also accommodates a large range of smartphones. The phone platform is completely adjustable and can fit any device - typically with cases Still on. Even larger "phablets" like the iPhone 8 Plus and the latest for Samsung Galaxy devices work perfectly. Safe stand up platform The weight of these easily outweighs the devices. NexYZ simple spring-loaded clamp makes it easy to remove a device and Replace it with one in seconds. NexYZ different from other smartphone adapters? Three-axis adjustment. Most adapters rely on you placing your phone Perfect on platforms and only offers limited adjustment in two axes. But NexYZ gives you the power to place your phone on the platform, Center it on the eyepiece with the X and Y knobs, and then move up or down on the eyepiece until you have the entire field of view in Your shot. And even though this adjustment is extremely precise, it is still faster and easier than o