How do the lenses mount on the supplied case? Bayonet? Screw? Magnet? Other???
2007340
you are not need to Bayonet. Screw. Magnetjust put the cover and you can put the lensesit is very easy
2007341
The case (which is very cheap feeling) has a place where the lenses can screw into it. I was not very pleased with these lenses and do not recommend them. It's a nice idea, not very well executed. You can find better lense sets out there.
2007342
It screws on. There is a special case for the iPhone that has a screw (male) fitting that attaches the lenses to the case, which is attached to the phone.
239218
If not mounted in a can then you must remove the plastic lens. Use a old credit card. There are screws underneath that hold ring in.
416812
The objective (front) lens have attached lens caps that snap on and then hang down when you are using the binoculars. They work very well. The eye pieces have a molded cover that fits over both and hangs from one of the straps. It is O.K. but a little inconvenient.
2171320
There's a ring around the x100s lens, you need to unscrew it and then you can screw the lens hood on.
1968295
It has a base that screws on to the lens, then the hood bayonet-mounts to that base. So the answer to your question would be, "Yes".
1722534
My model is slightly different but there should be a round button on the side that secures the lens in place. You slide this away from the lens and twist the lens to the left to disengage the bayonet.
1996105
They are machine screws. They come in and out but are tight and don't let water in. What the screws do is they hold the black seal onto the housing. In other words they hold on the lense. This was considered old now because the standard housing has the same exact screws just on the inside. Get this housing it's awesome. Your case( if you look on inside) you should see screws. It's the same on this just on the outside to attach or hold on the lense. If you have any more questions feel free to ask
2098585
I popped over and checked the binoculars and they look like they should mount on the removable plate of this tripod, which then just snaps into the ball mount. According to the specs, the chrome rod in the center, is the mount for them. Then you screw the tripod plate into that.
1453367
How does it attach to the lens? Require an adaptor or go right on atop the UV filter on my lens?
2080521
Harvey, They screw on to the front of the lens like a filter. I have experimented with both sets of lens and they seem to well. You'll need the tripod for the 2X and maybe the macro lenses.
425223
There is a magnet strip that stays forever on your phone around the camera. But the actual lenses do not; you can remove them whenever you want. When you want to attach and use the lens that's when you place it on the magnetic strip to hold. The strip is not that strong, it will hold the lens in place but with too much movement it can fall off.
1347749
There should be a groove in the lens where it mates to the case near the switch. Stick a coin in the groove and twist, the lens should pop off.
492103
I love this case. I took a black marker & ran it around the inside of the lens slot. Someone had mentioned doing that in a review and it works.
1795468
I'm not sure, as I returned my case, it was just too cumbersome. You have to remove the part that covers the lens and then where do you put it?
237773
You can hold one in front of the lens but not screw anything on it. Don't forget it opens at F8 that's not so clear.
662890
They are anodized aluminum construction, its sturdy I have even used it with the heavy Pentacon 200mm Lens which is solid-and mostly all M42 Mount lens are usually heavy, I have a couple like also the Russian beautiful Jupiter-Lens 85mm-are old but all made East Germany-even the earlier Carl Zeiss used on the Exacta Camera's.
1811072
There is a ring mount (sizes vary per lens) that screws onto your lens. The filter holder then snaps onto the ring. They are fairly cheap but sold separately.