dose the outer rim turn independent for use with a tulip shade
48179
No! the filter has threads to attach it to the camera and threads tho screw another filteron top but nothing rotates
48180
Like a free spinning rim like some circular polarizers? Nope. This doesnt turn independantly
48181
This filter screws into the inner threads on the nose of the lense. When in place it is stationary, flush with the edge of the lense and does not interfere with the lense hood on my XL2 in any way.
48182
the Polarizing filter is the only filter that will rotate. it is awkward but can be used with the tulip
48183
Ummm. Not sure I understand the question. It's a glass filter, not a polarizing filter, so there shouldn't be a part that turns. Besides that, on my Canon cameras, the tulip attaches to the lens, not to the filter.
1386159
I have not been able to use it that way yet but with two independent wheels I expect it would turn just fine without stress on the mount as the wheels will just spin at a different speed on turns.
1987285
Yes. I was not able to install mine, as I could not operate the shade if installed. Found out well after the return time.
127338
It has a turn switch like many lamps, under the lamp shade. It's slightly inconvenient since the shade is so large.
2025527
A side wheel is available as an option. I got one and it works great making adjustments much easier without accidently turning on the illumination.
971516
There is an umbrella styled center post with radiating spokes just like an umbrella. If you did that it could definitely not be centered which means it would not project the light evenly. Also if you mounted it with the light pointing toward the silver inside lining of the umbrella ( towards the back) you 1) would block the returning light and 2) have nowhere to mount it. And you can't mount it on the back facing out because of the radiating spokes from the center. So no, I don't think so.
1557713
Hi-The lid does rotate and you can align the two open slots to allow airflow across the top of the shelter. Also, you can remove the circular shaped insulation from the lid too. Consider also a tent-like cover to shade and reflect the sunlight from the tube, just use a tarp and four poles (wooded dowels or rebar). I'd provide plenty of fresh water too (under cover of course). Good Luck! Rich
473675
This lamp shade comes with a cross bar on the top, it does not clamp onto the bulb. I hope this helps yoou.
2074139
No. See the bottom decorative fitting? It's holding the glass shade in place.
1713024
It rotates by you turning the handle of the unit, but the "spout" stays fixed down. For $20 you can use it anytime you want to without hiring someone. let me add this....it's FUN to use to see what all will come out of the gutters! ha. I found a stash of peanuts hidden under leaves by a squirrel. I LOVE it!
446336
No, it has a plastic cord that rotates the top cylinder rolling up or down...over the years ..that and weather can cause the plastic cord to break...but these shades do what they are intended to do
47676
yes, it rotates without having to loosen the fitting. I hold the fitting when I turn it just to make sure it does not loosen by accident.
1224504
Yes, it's on a pivot so when you swing it out it turns itself on, when you swing it back flush it turns off. You can swing the light out further to adjust it to the angle you want. At the furthest out it leaves a little bit of triangle shadow areas in the top corners, but it's not bad. Definitely worth the money.
67905
Unfortunately no; the shade itself is movable, but the arm is fixed. It does give off a good amount of light though!
1296093
No, it cannot turn corners. Does fine on straight runs when leaves and debris is dry. Not so godd when leaves are wet and compacted.
1786697
Yes. Each side swivels independently from the other. Not easily but it does.Source: just checked.
1960740
No glass top required can even work on a rimless tank, the legs fit nicely over the edge but are reversible to set it even lower in the tank if desired, best light for the price out there.