Opticron ES Series Bedienungsanleitung

ES Fieldscopes v4

User Instructions and 30 Year Guarantee

Models

ES 80 GA ED/45

ES 100 GA ED/45

ES0717

AInterchangeable eyepiece

(not included).

BRubber armoured focus wheel

with contoured ribs to maximise

comfort and handling with or

without gloves.

C8:1 ﬁne focus wheel

DTripod sleeve with +/- 90˚

rotation and large footprint

tripod adapter socket.

ERetractable lens hood - extend

when viewing in bright sunlight.

Fieldscope includes an integrated

rubber objective lens cap (not

illustrated).

Main Features & Specifications

Speciﬁcations 80 ED/45 100 ED/45

Product Code

OG Dia (mm)

Close Focus (m)

Length (mm)

Weight (g)

41260

5.6

390

1620

41261

100

497

2830

Eyepieces • SDLv2 • HDF • HR

Product Code

Magniﬁcation 80

Magniﬁcation 100

Eye Relief (mm)

40936E

20-60x

27-80x

20-18

40810E

23xWW

30xWW

40831E

32xWW

42xWW

40861E

100x

134x

40862E

20-60x

27-80x

22-17

40930E

27xWA

36xWA

40931E

34xWA

46xWA

41145E

23-69x

30-90x

20-16

Eyepieces

Your ES fieldscope will bring a new dimension to long range observation bringing far away subjects into clear and

sharp focus.

1. To minimise image shake caused by the high magnification, the instrument should be supported using a suitable

tripod or mount.

2. Connect the fieldscope to the tripod or mount using the tripod socket located on the underside of the tripod sleeve.

3. Make sure the eyepiece is attached securely. The retractable rubber eyecup should be used in the down position

when wearing glasses. This ensures the maximum available field of view is obtained. Be sure to return the

eyecup to the up position if you or anybody else wants to view without glasses.

4. To focus, locate the subject in the centre of the field of view and rotate the focus wheel until the subject comes into

sharp focus. At high magnifications when depth of focus is shorter use the fine focus adjustment for greater accuracy.

5. If you are using a variable magnification or zoom eyepiece set the magnification to minimum when trying

to locate your subject, only zooming once the subject is centred. With some eyepieces a small amount of

refocusing may be required as the zoom is adjusted.

6. The retractable lens hood should be extended when viewing in bright sunlight.

WARNING. Never under any circumstances use a fieldscope to view the sun. Doing so will cause serious damage

to your eyes.

Getting Started

Stay-on-the-Scope Waterproof in Black

Water resistant multi-layer padded cases individually

designed to fit each model. Protects instrument while

fitted to a tripod and in use. Includes removable end

caps and adjustable carry strap.

Stay-on-the-Scope Waterproof in Green

As black models but supplied with a fully adjustable

neoprene carry strap for extra comfort.

Waterproof Cases

To clean outer glass surface of the eyepiece and objective lens, gently remove excess dirt and dust using a

compressed air device or blower brush. Caution. Hard and persistent rubbing of dirty surfaces can cause abrasive

scratches on the surface of the glass which may distort viewing. Breathe on exposed glass surface and then wipe

with an optical cleaning cloth (code 30277) in a circular motion until the surface is clean again. Do not attempt to

dismantle the instrument as this will invalidate the guarantee.

Whenever possible store in a stable dry atmosphere away from moisture. For extra protection, use the gift box or

one of the optional cases available.

Care & Cleaning

Telephotography using SLR cameras (digital or film) and

compact system cameras. In this system the camera lens

is substituted for the fieldscope + telephotoadapter or

fieldscope + eyepiece + photoadapter. To convert your ES

fieldscope into a telephoto lens (ES 80 950mm1/f.11.9,

ES 100 1250mm1/f.12.5), you will need a 40215

telephotoadapter. Alternatively connect a suitable push

fit photoadapter to your viewing eyepiece.2A T-mount is

required to connect the assembly to the camera body.

Notes. Focusing is facilitated on the fieldscope. Camera may need to

be operated in manual mode with shutter locks disengaged where

necessary. The high magnification to aperture ratios result in slower

shutter speeds compared with conventional telephoto lenses so choose an IS0 setting of 400. For 35mm SLRs 400 ASA film is

recommended. If possible use a cable release or remote control to reduce camera shake when operating the shutter.

1This is an approximate figure based on 35mm SLR cameras. DSLR/compact system cameras use different sized image sensors

compared to 35mm so an equivalent telephoto conversion figure must be calculated separately.

2For information on push fit photoadapters visit our Digiscoping & Telephotography pages at www.opticron.co.uk

Digiscoping with digital compact cameras, camcorders and mobile phones

Shooting high magnification photos and video through your fieldscope is possible if you have

a suitable camera, camcorder or mobile phone. To find out how suitable or not your device

is for digiscoping, position it up to the viewing eyepiece and see if an image appears on the

screen. You may have to position the unit a few mm away from the eye lens of the eyepiece

and increase the zoom to get a full frame image.

To find out more about bespoke digiscoping kits, universal mounts and brackets visit the

Digiscoping & Telephotography pages at www.opticron.co.uk or contact Sales on +44 (0)1582 726522.

Telephotography

Camera body

1. Telephotoadapter or

2. Photoadapter +

eyepiece (inside)

T-mount

Guarantee

Please keep this Guarantee Card in a safe place

Model:........................................................................................................................................................................

Serial No: ................................................................. Purchase Date:...................................................................

Dealer: .......................................................................................................................................................................

Opticron ES fieldscopes are of a very high quality both in their performance and construction.

We guarantee some parts in these instruments for up to 30 years under the following conditions:

(i) In the case of defects attributable to faulty processing or materials, we will assume responsibility for the labour

and material costs during the ﬁrst 10 years after purchase. We reserve the right to decide whether defective parts

should be repaired or replaced.

(ii) During the next 20 years we will assume responsibility for material costs only, charging corresponding labour

costs.

(iii) We will accept no liability for damage caused by incorrect use or for any repairs or actions which have been

carried out outside our ﬁrm.

(iv) Rubberised coverings are excluded from the guarantee.

This guarantee is in addition and does not affect your statutory rights.

Registration

If you would like to register your purchase with us please visit www.opticron.co.uk and complete the online

Product Registration Form.

Alternatively please telephone us during normal working hours on the numbers given. We will need the product

name and serial number (if applicable), purchase date and outlet, your name and postcode.

Registration is voluntary and failure to register will not diminish your rights under the guarantee.

Privacy

Opticron takes your privacy seriously and we do not share personal information with other companies.

Address: Opticron, Unit 21, Titan Court, Laporte Way, Luton, Bedfordshire, LU4 8EF, UK

Phone: +44 (0)1582 726522 Fax: +44 (0)1582 723559 Email: [email protected]

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