Is this parallax free? This is a huge issue if you have to spend time centering the "T" in the glass. It kind of defeats the purpose if it isn't.
197224
Yes it is parallax free. I have spent plenty of time on the range and outdoors without any issues what so ever. Love this scope and then some!
197225
You'll need to zero the red dot/green dot on the distance you're comfortable with. Me, it was 100 yards. There is no magnification and is easy to pick up.
1974188
It has not been a problem, since it is glass and there is no space between the lens and the glass, you do not get that window reflection issue you might be thinking of...
1848972
Nope. Actually it's different from other shower mirrors I've used in that it doesn't have the "zoom" effect. And I realize you're trolling :P
510238
Yes it is but I ended breaking the glass. It will cause a glare if your using night vision cameras.
812689
It's zoomed in 2-3x further than what is intended for the LCD screen. So that will break down the image quality. It's just like standing too close to a TV. That's how I look at it. I just love that I can see my LCD in direct sun. That's the big benefit for me.
1014495
They are display 90% correctly. Some elements of the subjust in the background just not look right. But most of my friends cannot tell the different. I use them when I have extra guess show up. I would not use them as my primary pairs.
931874
to me its just a fancy magnify glass. I use it to keep the bright sun light out and to see the image on the screen, it does not have any adjustments on it. As long as you cover the LCD screen it is in focus, and magnifed, providing the photo is in focus
1872701
Forget about this. It's a piece of NOTHING.. visiion is much worst.. mine came uncalibered so it's impossible to use both eyes... it worth what it cost.. hehe
1857347
I believe the eye piece and the lens are designed to be offset. I do not have the one in the picture, my eye piece is at an angle and not horizontal. But either model is supposed to be offset.
1180166
It is good quality. I had a problem with it when I first bought it, the problem was that it was only clear at 2x and was fuzzy at anything above 2x. I found and fixed that problem...I took off the bottom lens(the one that is farthest from your eye) and had to screw the black inner ring (that is connected to the glass) down deeper into the scope. The glass was just not screwed down far enough from the front glass. Bottom line: It's like a telescope or binocs or microscope, the lenses (glass) at front and rear have to be the correct distance from each other for a crisp/clear view. It's well made. If you get it and it's fuzzy, just play with the lens position It is good quality. I had a problem with it when I first bought it, the problem was that it was only clear at 2x and was fuzzy at anything above 2x. I found and fixed that problem...I took off the bottom lens(the one that is farthest from your eye) and had to screw the black inner ring (that is connected to the glass) down deeper into the scope. The glass was just not screwed down far enough from the front glass. Bottom line: It's like a telescope or binocs or microscope, the lenses (glass) at front and rear have to be the correct distance from each other for a crisp/clear view. It's well... » Read More It is good quality. I had a problem with it when I first bought it, the problem was that it was only clear at 2x and was fuzzy at anything above 2x. I found and fixed that problem...I took off the bottom lens(the one that is farthest from your eye) and had to screw the black inner ring (that is connected to the glass) down deeper into the scope. The glass was just not screwed down far enough from the front glass. Bottom line: It's like a telescope or binocs or microscope, the lenses (glass) at front and rear have to be the correct distance from each other for a crisp/clear view. It's well made. If you get it and it's fuzzy, just play with the lens position « Show Less
1449224
Lol! I never timed it. How big is your glass? I have never got frustrated with any of my glasses
33676
It's possible. It's also possible that if you've enabled 3D on a movie/content that isn't created specifically for 3D it won't really pop out. If you are watching a 3D movie and nothing is popping out it's possible your glasses are defective.
2080932
Ohhh very sorry to hear that, absolutely it shouldn't behave that way at all, it says things went wrong during the shipment and may be glasses were displaced inside or even broken. My advice would be that Return it ASAP and get a replacement, why to take risk.
447149
No, it is not, after will I find out the 3D is not working right. Do know if it is the unit or the glasses. I don't recomand this because the first delievery was defacted and I had to return and this one works but not the 3D
1326477
This is a clear hood, no light. The middle bar is simply where the glass top folds. The glass is angled funny and being reflective. So, not a light. Actually a hood.
1023811
Totally weird, sounds like you've done all the right things...tried a razor blade yet? Sounds like it is impregnated into the glass, the way auto windshields have an 8 inch runner of tint across the top. I still don't think the adhesive remover has any value...have you tried goof off or OOPs? Since I can't picture it, I guess if it didn't look to weird you could put the film right over the top & hope it doesn't look bizarre. Sorry that's all I got
525147
The "glare" (or reflection) is pretty minimal unless the room you're viewing it in is super-bright (as in tons of artificial lighting) or extremely sunny (as in a wall of windows with direct sunlight coming through it). Otherwise it's not a big deal. You can deal with it simply enough by adjusting the screen brightness in the display menu, or pull the curtains or shades closed. Considering the quality of the picture and the price it's no big deal to live with.