Farpoint Farpoint FDA Ball Head Camera Adapter — Losmandy-style telescope dovetail adapter, main product view
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Farpoint Farpoint FDA Ball Head Camera Adapter — Losmandy-style telescope dovetail adapter, main product viewFarpoint Farpoint FDA Ball Head Camera Adapter — Farpoint FDA ball-head camera adapter mounted on a telescope (7003423047833)

Farpoint FDA Ball Head Camera Adapter

FarpointSKU: FDABHCM
Price:
$201.58 CAD
Stock:
On Backorder — ships when available
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Product Overview

Aim your camera anywhere while the telescope tracks — a ball head on a quick-release FDA clamp.

The Farpoint FDA Ball Head Camera Adapter (FDABHCM) combines a full ball head with the quick-release Farpoint Dovetail Accessory Adapter (FDA). The FDA clamp locks onto any D-size (Losmandy-style) dovetail bar; the ball head on top swivels freely so you can frame the camera independently of the telescope. Snap the whole assembly on or off without tools.

What’s In The Box

  • Farpoint FDA Ball Head Camera Adapter
Camera mountBall head — fits any camera with a standard tripod socket
AimingFull ball-head freedom — frame the camera independently of the telescope
BaseQuick-release FDA clamp — tool-free on/off, repositions anywhere along the bar
FitsD-size (Losmandy-style) dovetail bars
ConstructionCNC-machined in the USA

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