Can you adjust the lens to point the beam more up or down at all, or is it always focused in a fixed position based on where you are looking?
188767
Light is adjustable up and down. Also has click stops to hold position. More than enough range to do job.
2105214
There is an adjusting screw on the back of the housing you can adjust up/down and another for left/right. They're same as OE adjustments, also please follow OE procedures on adjusting the beam correctly.
1799494
It is a manual focus that is done by pressing on the outside ridge of the lens itself. Once you get your area of focus, you can adjust the"look" by pressing the lens to one side or the other.
952394
Yes. There is an adjustment wing-nut for positioning up or downward, the same as on other low-light systems I have used.
1696321
The beam is fixed and can't be focused. It is relatively floody but has some throw. As far as intensity, there are 2 modes: high and medium (plus a strobe). It would be useful if the light had a low mode, but it doesn't. The high mode is very bright.
1696319
No,the focus of the beam cannot be adjusted, whereas the intensity can in two steps using a single pushbutton (Sequence: Off - High - Medium - Off, etc.)
1812138
No. The magnifier can adjust to center in the field of view of the magnifier whatever is being magnified.
1672831
Yes if u call the focus function if u can manually focus yes u can just turn the central knob left or right adjust according to how far or close the object is. Good luck Rebecca, it is a rather good for the money
1016311
Hi, its very adjustable. You can rotate it 360° and tilt any direction for optimal viewing.
1505999
Their is an adjustment for the viewfinder that is a little wheel to the left of it, it will adjust the focus of the viewfinder...hope that helps!
975216
No, you cannot adjust the brightness itself -- only direct the beam to wide or narrow range.
1111491
If by adjustable you mean you can turn the head of the flashlight to change the shape of the beam, then yes.
698960
Previous responder has it right. The pinspot came with a 6º lens (installed) and 9º lens (a spare). I have it about 10' from it's target, and the 'spot' is probably about 9-10" diameter -- twenty feet would be about a 20 inch spot with the installed lens. The 9º would give you a wider spot. The further away, the wider the spot and the less intensity. The only way to adjust the beam is by replacing the lens. There is no other adjustment. BB
1028028
It's a microscope, so it seems to work best close up; otherwise you don't have magnification. With that said, I can focus in the lower magnification on an object about 1 meter away, but it isn't really magnified. The higher magnification requires me to be almost touching to focus. This isn't very scientific, I don't know enough about lens math to be, so I just tried it out around the room.
466968
No, it's a fixed magnification. You can adjust the focus by getting closer or farther away from the object you're magnifying.
2164983
If the model you are inquiring about is a zoomable light, the only thing to do is extend the bulb end of the light to adjust the beam to a small rectandular spot. The light is designed to minimize the glare outside the beam and produces a much more concentrated spot. Simply pull the flashlight as if you are trying to pull it apart end to end.
1237999
Hi, We are a little confused with your question of "Can the beam be adjusted for centering?" Do you mean did the beam has a centring point like aiming point? If so, it can't support. About the size and the battery life, we haven't test it before, so sorry.