Digiscoping - Links and Resources

Techniques & Theory

George Raiche prepared a good primer to get started, and an equally well article that explains all figures and optical vocabulary.
Jean Sébastien Rousseau-Piot has published a consise introduction page.
Jay Turberville discusses vignetting.
Jay also nicely illustrates that digiscoping doesn't have to be the most expensive hobby.
A Nikon oriented essay by Andy Bright
Dr. Chan Kai Soon is like a kind of Godfather to videoscoping. The same way, Laurence is probably the godfather of digiscoping.
Digiscopingbirds is the vivid mailing list hosted by Yahoo.

Erik Struyf's Griffon Vulture images and the Little Owl in his backyard (Canon G3, Leica Televid 77).
Jay Turberville manages a beautiful set of pictures on his site.
Jussi Vakkala specializes in Northern European birds and birds from Ecuador.
He also discusses his recent switch from digiscoping to bird photography with a digital SLR(Canon 10D).
Arto Juvonen used to maintain a weekly gallery, presenting his digiscoping adventures (in Finish).

Dylan Mackey hosts a slick Flash animation that shows a high level overview of the most obvious pieces involved.
Specialised eyepieces come from Eagle Eye, Scopetronix, and William Optics.
Adapters are made by LensPlus, CKC Power, Kowa, etc...
Mikael Rantalainen describes how he choose a scope to go with his Canon G2.
BTW, In the mean time, Mikeal switched to a Canon 10G as well.
Yves Leduc describes one of the most 'classical' digiscoping setups (Swaro80/Nikon995).
Typical Scope manufactureres include Kowa, Leica, Pentax, Swarovski,and Zeiss.
Scope tests: 65mm birding scopes, 80mm scopes, scopes round-up.