Our digiscoping setup is just one of many variations of camera/spotting scope/tripod. Please read below to see each component of the digiscoping setup & what we think of it.
Spotting Scope
Swarovski 80 HD STS Spotting Scope
Swarovski 80 HD Spotting Scope Review

Aluminum body, 80mm objective lens, fluoride high definition (HD) coating
Swarovski 20-60x & 25-50x W Eyepieces

The 20-60x eyepiece has a field of view of 108 ft/1000 yds at 20x and 60 ft/1000 yds at 60x.
The 25-50x W(ide) eyepiece has a field of view of 126 ft/1000 yds at 25x and 81 ft/1000 yds at 50x.
We have used the 20-60x for most of our viewing and digiscoping and are still testing the 25-50x.

Yellow-crowned Night-Heron shot through the 20-60x eyepiece
Tripod and Balance Rail
Swarovski CT 101 Carbon Fiber Tripod with FH 101 Head
Review of the Swarovski CT 101 Carbon Fiber Tripod and FH 101 Head

Swarovski Balance Rail
Cameras and Adapters
Canon EOS 50D 15.1MP & Canon EOS Rebel XTi 10.1MP DSLR
Review of digiscoping with a DSLR Camera

We now exclusively use the 50D for all our DSLR photography. The XTi has a newer version available, the XSi which has more megapixels (12.2 vs 10.1) and is a fine camera (priced less than the 50D).
Canon 50mm Lens with Swarovski Digital Camera Adapter (DCA)
Nikon Coolpix 5100 Point-and-Shoot Camera
We use this less but it does video and takes good shots; compact size is nice when not wanting to lug around a DLSR.

Swarovski Shetland Backpack {off market}
Can carry scope, bins, and even the tripod (attached to the outside of the bag)











