- Self Centering Frame: this new and improved design allows for much faster alignment with your smartphones camera while high stiffness springs hold everything in place
- Fits All Binoculars and Monoculars: never fear! This rig fits a full size range of binoculars and telescope eyepieces
- Stepped Grip Fit: fits all smartphones, with stepped grippers that prevent button presses
- High Impact ABS Frame: get out and roam without a worry, this durable frame is built to withstand ages of use in the field
Photo Rig Smartphone Adapter
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$35.00
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Nocs Highlights
Easy-To-Use Self Centering Frame
Fits All Binoculars and Monoculars
Stepped Grip Fit For Secure Hold
High Impact ABS Frame
How to use the Photo Rig
Line it up
Lock in the Shot
Get the perfect alignment locked in place. The Photo Rig allows for the perfect alignment to stay in position, for photo and video through the Nocs.
Sturdy and Secure
One Handed Filming
Once locked in place, the Nocs are attached to your device, able to be used for photo and video shots with only one hand - leaving the other to control the media capture.
Built to Last
High Impact ABS Frame
Get out and roam without a worry, this durable frame is built to withstand ages of use in the field.
Endless Possibilities
See It and Share it
The best way to leverage the incredible camera in your pocket with an analog lens that captures the detail in a physical manifestation, not a digital one. Tag us #ShotOnNocs
Customer Reviews
2.8 Based on 28 Reviews
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JL
04/12/2024
Joe L.
United StatesTricky but worth it
I had difficulty at first but once I locked it in it worked well. It was worth the effort. There is a learning curve but I’m happy I bought this adapter. I use it on my NOCS monocular primarily but it worked on my NOCS binoculars & another brand of binoculars I own.
TG
04/06/2024
Teri G.
United StatesEasy, Intuitive, Brilliant
The new photo rig is SO easy to use! Very intuitive. No directions needed. If you've ever used any kind of phone mount in your car, you'll immediately see how to use this photo rig. I love that it is self-centering and can be used with just about any binocular or monocular or magnifying device with an eye piece. Looking forward to using it to take pictures of the eclipse with my phone and the Nocs monocular with the solar filter lens.
NV
04/06/2024
Noel V.
South AfricaLove the Nocs.....Hate the Rig....
Pretty disappointed. Bought the package deal they offered with new NOCS + a strap + the Rig. Well, the Nocs are great. That matters most. Truly a great set of binoculars. Very happy with the strap (if that matters to anyone). I have had the rig in my possession for a few months, have tried multiple times to make it work with an iPhone 14 Pro. Pretty certain they are incompatible. At best, I can get a very blurry shot through the camera where the borders of the image are clearly the plastic from the Rig. It is not in focus and it is easy to press the side buttons on the iPhone. Guessing that the fine print would have told me not to purchase if I had an iPhone 14 Pro (which seems to have 3 circles of lenses in the camera area). I looked for videos online and the ones I found make it seem so simple. I'm hardly a luddite but maybe with this product the fault is my own. Just cannot figure out where I went wrong and why it is so darn complicated......
A
03/24/2024
Anonymous
United StatesEssentially Useless
Nice idea, poorly executed. On my iPhone 15 pro, it takes several minutes of fiddling to get the image aligned, and it’s quite sensitive to any bump or motion. If you imagine setting up a tripod and leaving the whole setup attached for a long time, it may be useful. If you thought it would be nice to carry on a hike and be able to catch some wildlife pics, forget it. By the time you get everything aligned, the animal will be long gone. Add to that poor image quality and very shallow depth of field.
A
03/03/2024
Anonymous
United StatesGood, With Limitations
Props to the Nocs team, it's clear that a lot of effort went into this to get it working with a wide range of phones. Takes a minute to understand how to align your phone camera with the notch and whatnot, but once you get the hang of it, it's not bad. The photo quality leaves something to be desired - you're not going to come out of this with a photo as "nice" as what you yourself see through the binocs, but there's a bit of a charming quality to what you do capture in the end. If it was half the price I would say it'd be absolutely worth it; At $35, I think it can still be worth getting, but you should take a look at the photos other people are posting first.