[Resolved] What should/could I use to record video down the scope of my Maruader?

[tegridy]

Looking for a cost effective option on this one. I know it can become very expensive for something like this. I'd like to utilize my GoPro Hero 12 Black if possible, to reduce costs. I saw one option, but they had to sort of mutilate the GoPro 11 to remove the stock components. I'd rather avoid that. Ideally, is there anything that you guys & gals know of which I could use to have my GoPro Hero 12 Black record whatever my scope sees, but then just be able to quickly remove my GoPro for use on other things? If it helps, I do also have the "Max Lens."

Thanks in advance!

Edit:
Thank you for your replies! I am squared away with this. everything is more expensive than I am willing to spend. I found a 3D print that works really well if you miraculously happen to have access to 50% reflective mirror

 

[Gerry52]

Tactacam 5.0 with FTS (Film Through Scope) attachment. Very simple to use once you familiarize & about half the cost of other systems. Here's a quick example. Image could have been more crisp but that's on me, not the camera.

 

[LDP]

Trigger cam 2.1 or sideshot and your phone.

 

[dizzums]

if your just targeting from a bench you could get one of those 'bendable' cheapo small tripods and a simple spring clamp to hold your phone .. play with the distance and zoom until you get a decent image, and make it happen for under 10 bucks shipped lol .... the problem with that setup is itl need to be stationary, youll be aiming looking at your phone, and it wont allow fluid adjustments on the fly if youre trying to get hunting or pesting action .. so then yeah youll need so.ething more dedicated like a sideshot, but really if you want quality 'watchable' action id get a digital scope that records like an atn ..

 

[LDP]

I found a 3D print that works really well if you miraculously happen to have access to 50% reflective mirror

You can buy them pretty easily. Just google optical prism. I forget the full name of the style needed to split the image and direct it at a 90 degree angle.

 

[tegridy]

You can buy them pretty easily. Just google optical prism. I forget the full name of the style needed to split the image and direct it at a 90 degree angle.

Yeah, I was just hinting to anybody that sees this in the future In the US it seems easier to find if you search it as a "50/50 Beamsplitter"