how do you focus the eye piece?
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The eye piece is stationary and does not focus in and out. It does have a magnification to it, and it will make the view of the LCD screen bigger. To focus the lens with the viewfinder on, I zoom in with the digital/optical zoom and focus then zoom back out.
1489808
There is no focus. It is just a magnifier of your view screen. I love mine. Great for a sunny shoot-bloks out excess light so I can see my screen.
1871893
You have to focus by moving the camera back and forth. Focus ring doesn't work. Also have to get close to object.
1120065
They adjust for interpupillary distance at the hinge. The adjustment is so wide, I can't imagine them not fitting everyone. Hold them up to your eyes and move them in and out until the two circular images merge into one. The interpupillary distance is set. Then focus them until the image in the left eye is sharp. If the right image is also sharp, the focus is done for that distance. If the right image is fuzzy, adjust the diopter ring on the right eyepiece until the right eye is also sharp. From then on, focus is done with the big wheel in the middle. Easy peasy.
2112521
No, both lenses do not focus on a common point. The point of focus is extremely close to the lens, and the lenses are pointed straight ahead. It is necessary to use one eye at a time.
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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.
2112522
Both eyes look through the lenses but you have to bring the object so close that it can only be in front if one at a time. Optics aren't the best either. Lenses are plastic.
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Ken first read the instructions, set the scope on 3 x power. Use a wall with a light background after You have released the locking ring on the rear bell. By twisting the rear bell counter clockwise, this will free up the bell unscrew it some more. NOW quickly check the cross hairs when they or sharp not fuzzy You have adjusted the focus. Now You can tighten down the lock ring against the rear bell.
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you have focal/focus point,which is what it says.depth of focus is what you can use for average focal/focus. too little makes it hard to stay in focus,too much is all blur.
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Moe, rotate the lock ring counter clockwise. You will be able to turn the ocular lens. Bring the scope up to your eye while looking at a wall in your house. It helps if the wall is a lighter color. The cross hairs should appear crisp to your eye, not blurry. If not screw the ocular lens out or in until it appears crisp as soon as you bring it up to your eye while looking at the wall. Once the cross hairs appear crisp and clear to your eye, just lock the ring back down on the lens so it cannot move. Your done!
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I do it using manual focus fur changing focal point of objects that are similar in distance and/size but spot focus can be used for taking an object at one distance while obscuring others at different distances. The effect isn't as dramatic as manual focus but it does do its job of attracting the eye to the object you want to be the main focal point to when looking at prints or on-screen
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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.
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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.
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Yes it can focus by turning the knob at the middle, after that you can turn a small knob on the right eyepiece to get a different focus for right eye
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Lynne,Your question hung on my mind overnight. Today I practiced a bit using the monocular with one hand. I actually could do it. By holding the instrument between my thumb and middle finger I could turn the focus ring with my index finger and could turn the focus ring with my pinky and ring finger together. It did not take much practice. I would say that someone who has learned to do a lot more with one hand than I have and with just a little bit more motivation than me would get along just fine with this scope and one hand.Paul
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There's a focusing dial to the left of the eye-piece, as you look at the back of the camera. Dialing it should give you a reasonable image.
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The view finder eye piece is designed for only one eye...unlike binoculars...and is focus controlled from that also so I would think you would be able to use it.
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I hold it in my right hand to my eye and only focus with the left. I'd say you would need two hands. It's a simple twisting motion on either end to focus