Farpoint Dovetail Camera Mount Quick Release Adapter

FarpointSKU: FDCM

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Product Overview

Snap a camera onto your dovetail bar — quick-release, no tools.

The Farpoint Dovetail Camera Mount Quick Release Adapter (FDCM) is a saddle-and-plate assembly that mounts to any D-size (Losmandy-style) dovetail plate and puts a standard tripod-socket camera platform on top. The quick-release mechanism lets you attach and remove the camera without tools. The dovetail plate (sold separately) stays bolted to your telescope; the camera saddle snaps on and off in seconds.

What’s In The Box

  • Farpoint Dovetail Camera Mount Quick Release Adapter (saddle only — dovetail plate not included)
Camera mountAny camera or accessory with a standard tripod socket
FitsAny D-size (Losmandy-style) dovetail plate, via the quick-release saddle
ClampingQuick release — tool-free on/off
Dovetail plateNot included — see our universal D-size dovetail bars
ConstructionCNC-machined in the USA

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