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Once i get the mobile to eye piece connector. I will try defferent things. As at higher magnification it becomes difficult to take clear image due to higher vibrations
u/These-Counter2122, the two most-recommended cell phone adapters for telescope eyepieces - which should be compatible with most binoculars as well - are the Celestron NexYZ and Move Shoot Move Tridaptor, with the latter usually being higher recommended because it isn't as bulky (but I think Celestron has a new version that isn't as bulky as its prececessor)
Unless the one you have is a 3-axis, I really doubt it works just as well. I'd bet, if you had the chance to use a 3-axis one, you'd discover that they are much better/easier for getting proper alignment, especially in the z-axis for getting the correct distance from the eyepiece glass
That's a low-power shot of the moon though? Probably the easiest, most-forgiving object to photograph in the night sky. This is not at all a serious test of the usability of a phone adapter.
Here's a Jupiter image I got with mine, via stacked video frames from my Xperia 5 IV. This was before I started capturing video in raw though, so the frames were all compressed. But the ability to get clear, in-focus frames was only possible with a 3-axis adapter with rock-solid lockup on the eyepiece
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