When you turn the camera on, does the lens tube extend outward, or stays flush with camera?
867799
This camera does NOT have a "lens tube." It has a sliding cover over the lens which is activated by the on/off button.
1751199
No it dose not extend out. The internal lenses move, but they don't move out past the filter ring.
1437780
There a little wiggle room. Storing the lens with the hood reversed is no problem. There is room around the lens for some storage. You'll really like the "On Belt" feature.
397083
You will have to adjust your telephoto out to get past outer edge of your lens. You will see the correct picture format on your view screen.
1823795
I suspect you have extension tubes mixed up with a telextender... The extension tube set is used for closeup work... whereas the extender will multiply the focal length by 1.4 or 1.7 or 2.0 The downside of the extender is usually quality of the image and in some cases loss of automatic focus ability... Glad to answer more if you can explain what you are trying to accomplish...
416748
There are no threads on the end of the lens, it's not designed for a screw on filter. Plus it retracts fully into the body when you turn the camera off, and the lens cap snaps to the edges of the outer ring to cover the lens. There may be some sort of filter arrangement that would work with the lens extended, but I don't know how well.
1864996
No it does not have IS, but with such a wide lens it is not a problem. The longer the lens the more you need IS.
229264
There is a wide clearance where the clear plastic goes around the camera. Also, the camera lens does not extend past the plastic backing. There is also a lip on the rubber edge, which raises the phone, including the clear plastic backing and your camera lens, keeping it from touching the surface it's sitting on.
635142
Attaches to the camera body, the lens would then be attached to the extention tube.
1813891
I did not have any problem to fit my camera to the case, but it felt a Little bit like putting it backwards on. If you describe a little more in detail about where it is not fitting I might be able to better help you.
1916196
The one I have is a bit off center, but so is the camera. Although difficult to catch on the camera mount, it does screw on to my EPL5 with some effort.
475737
I put it in Lens facing down but it can go in lens up if you prefer. I would rather not pull on the lens.
1104193
I use extenders to lengthen the camera base. If I recall correctly, probably looking approx. 6 inches from base to upright. Might be less. But over 4 inches.
320823
Yes, it does. This securely connects to the camera by the 3-leaf bayonette mount under the camera's protective ring. The outer end of this KIWI tube has an internal 52mm thread which accepts the external 52mm thread of the added WA lens. Also, this adapter provides just enough space that, if you extend/zoom the LX7 lens all the way by accident (you should NOT want to zoom out with a wide angle lens attached anyway - defeats the purpose of WA course), it will not cause the WA glass pupil to impact the (much more valuable) camera lens. But check yours just in case of slight variation. Best to be safe.
650519
There is an automatic lens cover that opens and closes as you turn the camera on and off. This is true with most point and shoot cameras.
166751
no, ,it pivots out of the way to use the camera, but remains attached to the main body of the case
583256
Hi Anne, Yes it does allow for the lens to extend out (zoom) fullly and this works VERY well. Make sure you have the silicone to wipe on the rubber seal (gasket) to ensure that you always have a water/air tight seal. Amazon sells the silicone as well as the cleaning/maintenance pack that is inexpensive and WELL worth the purchase. Hope this helps and enjoy your waterproof case Anne! Tod