what is the magnification?
216654
The only thing I have to go on is the description of the item on the Amazon web site. It says 5X and that appears about right.
216655
Just to clarify (no pun intended) the box is clearly labeled 3.5X magnification. THE DESCRIPTION IS WRONG!
2211056
Magnification Power - It's your choice. Binoculars are identified by 2 numbers. The first is magnification power, the second is the diameter of the front lenses, explained below. Example: 7 x 35 binoculars have a magnification power of 7. A magnification power of 7 means that an object will appear 7 times closer than it would to your unassisted eye. For example, if you view a deer that stands 200 yards away from you through 7x binoculars, it will appear as though it were 28.6 yards away (200 divided by 7). So, the greater the magnification power the better the view, right? Not necessarily. Binoculars with magnification powers greater than 10 amplify the movements of your hands, making steady viewing difficult. Objective Lens Diameter The second number used in binocular identification refers to the diameter (in millimeters) of the objective lenses (those farther from your eyes; those closer to the "object" being viewed). Example: 7 x 35 binoculars have objective lenses measuring 35mm. The diameter of the objective lenses largely determines how much light your binoculars can gather. If you have 2 binoculars with exactly the same specifications except for objective lens diameter, those with the larger diameter objective lenses will capture more light. More light means a brighter view, particularly in low-light conditions.
1465313
There is no magnification, but the image is very clear. I think magnification would be negative on this product. I'm still very happy with it.
2193128
It sits exactly as you see it. The magnification works from the distance from your screen. It does not have a button adjustment. It is a good magnifier. The only problem I had was that one of the legs that hold it to the screen had broken in shipment.
972916
There are two magnifications I believe. You can reach two focus points by turning the know. So there are two positions you can turn to that will give you a clear image. Those two positions have different magnifications. Just turn the knob between its extremes and you'll see.
2144130
I couldn't find any documentation for the magnification, but I would hazard a guess at around 3x. It works well for me, I use it for paper craft.
1753061
there is no magnification on the large surfaced mirror. it is a true image mirror; what you see is what you get/have
1033330
Your missing out on 300 bucks if you buy this thing. Plus the price of replacing the batteries every five minutes. But to answer your question, it is 6x magnification
1170555
The whole viewing area of the lamp is about 1.5 magnification. There is a larger magnifier (about 3x) that is inset into the larger viewing area, which is about 4"x 6". This larger magnifier is about 1" in diameter that you can use for the tiniest print/needle work etc.
1106732
The magnification is found by dividing the focal length of the objective lens (400mm) by the focal length of the eyepiece. The telescope comes with two eyepiece lenses, 4mm and 20mm, so with the first one should have a magnification of 100x and with the second,20x. I am not making any comment on the quality of the image produced here. Brian Oliver. Brian Oliver.
430657
1.5 x 4 Magnification.http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2011/12/chris-dumm/gear-review-leupold-vx-r-patrol-1-25-4x20mm-riflescope/
1379831
It means the magnification is 2 1/2 times greater than what you see with the naked eye. The image is 2 1/2 times bigger than its actual size.
834168
The first number is the magnification and the second number is the lens diameter. The larger the numbers the more magnification and light gathering potential.
1322748
Best estimation is that the magnifying glass focuses at between 1 and 1 1/2 inches from the object being magnified.
1817280
The dimensions of the magnifier are 5" x 3" x 1" and the magnification is 2X.
1491615
Yes the magnification is great the only problem is the small mirror falls out after a few uses because the mirror heats up from the light ... I still use it with a gaping hole in it lol
2230132
All I know is that it refers to the unit of measurement of the optical power of the lens. I can't quantify the numbers, but this lamp magnifies very well.