Can you change the focus with the ring I see in the picture? I am far sighted.
314026
Yes, you can certainly change the focus using the ring. The Hoodman works great. Just did an outside shoot today and let my clients see through it to view photos during the session. They need to adjust it for their eyesight as well. Hope this helps. :)
314027
Yes you can. I love my hoodmoon. I thought it was kind of expensive, but it's great
1570875
You have to be able to turn the lens incasement in order to adjust focus.You also might need to clean the lens with soft lint free cloth to remove any fingerprints that may be on the lens. If you haven't got too far on the install, you maybe able to adjust then reinstall. I hope this helps.
1559648
NO! the lens don't seem changeable, Also the lens on these are bleary along the edges, as in you get a double image around the edges which can be distracting. So adding additional lens might worsen the clarity of whatever your looking.
1312517
Hi Allison, yes you can. Set the camera to either one of these settings, Aperture priority or Manual mode and set the aperture to the highest f stop (lowest number), also change the focus area to flexible spot to enable you to choose which area to focus on. Thanks_Mitch
772966
I know that it is possible, but I don't know how. I even bought a adaptor for my sony alpha 330, but i didn't know how toget focus.
201799
What Barry said. Ring spins infinitely however, so it's less than ideal for manual focus.
2012320
Yes. Zoom and Focus are manual with the inner ring for the later. It s a little bit to freaky not so gradual control. Its endless so no physical connection with lens I guess.
1037490
Turn the little black thing on the end of the lens a little at a time, that will focus. Then u can move the Cera up or down to get it to where u want it to see.
675676
I am at a different location then my scope right now but as I reminder there is a locking ring about 2" from the objective lens. Rotate the locking ring counter clockwise, then to can rotate the front housing that holds the objective lens to achieve focus. Once in focus rotate the lock ring clockwise to lock the front housing in position.
215554
Yes, absolutely! But here is the scoop, leave the lens set at infinity and simply move closer or farther way to get your subject into focus through the eyepiece!
1336768
There is a way to focus but it will be a trial and error because the image on the srceen is not very clear. If you still have the owners manual, it gives a step by step on how to do it. I was able to focus mine rather easily. Good luck.
1550123
The lenses are manual zoom, so you turn the ring on the lens itself. If you have a prime lens, like the 30mm, there is no zoom.
1296018
No, unfortunately there is not. The ring on the lens adjusts the focal length only.
1858911
It is a fixed lens and there are no rings on the front of the lens. As far as I know, no lens modifications are possible.
675675
That knurled ring behind the lens housing is actually a locking ring, unscrew it and you'll be able to turn the lens housing in as well. Simply turn the lens housing in or out to adjust the focus. Re-tighten the locking ring when youve found the perfect spot.
1126620
You need to eather use objectives with aperture ring or get an adaptor with a lever to control objective aperture. I like well builded, all metal, aperture ringed objectives, they feel great and give you full control, focusing, deph of field, exposure :)
2010591
Some high-end lenses have focusing ring that can be pulled back into a MF only mode. If this is the case simply push the focus ring forward. Otherwise, press the AF button (above the on/off switch) and use the left and right direction buttons until S-AF is selected.