I want to focus on small items 25' away. Things I used to be able to see with my eyes. Can these focus at 25' away?
1974704
Most certainly! You should have absolutely NO issues in viewing objects in that range.
433730
They will focus as close as 20 feet - anything closer will be out of focus.
1856870
I haven't tried viewing targets beyond 350 yards, but based on that I don't think magnification would be adequate for 1000 + yards.
64568
According to the specifications printed on the side of the box, the close focus for these binoculars is 26ft./8m. Hope this helps.
1521469
I actually set my projector about 8 feet from the screen that I have to do power point presentations on. I don't think that you will have a problem focusing from a shorter distance.
1460463
YES, Minimum Focusing Distance: 1yds. YES, IF YOU CAN USE IT WITH GLASSES.YES, YOU CAN USE IT WITHOUT GLASSES.
2142687
I'd say yes. These definitely helped me with the same problem. Depending how far you sit from your monitor, the lower the magnification you can handle the better. I have two pairs: 1.25x and 2.5x. I sit 25" from my monitor, making the 2.5x way too strong (blurry) for computer work but great for close work like devices, jewelry making, reading, etc. The 1.25x is just perfect for me for computer use at 25". Nice and sharp. They're good glasses for the price. Comfortable fit and relaxing for strained eyes.
1919974
the focus range on this insturment is verry small,I dont believe it will focus,some of my fixed eyepieces will not focus.Hence not enough travel of the prosm.
1356337
I'm very happy with mine and close range - 25-50 yards. Laser and dot seem to hold zero well. Have not tried with a magnifier but good idea!
595082
I can focus down to about 1/2" from the lens with very good clarity. The problem may be your ability to get good lighting on the object. I do not know how small your object is. I used a AAA battery as an object and got good focus. The camera does have a macro function for close shots.I recommend backing off about 6-8 inches and using a little zoom for a close up. Auto focus produced a good image on my camera.
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you can certainly see something two miles away better with these than with your naked eye but that's a long way off. if you need to see something that far away close up you may want to look at spotting scopes.
935900
You can look as far as you want. I've looked at the moon and saw more detail but that is not its purpose. I would say it is most effective when looking at a specific object under a mile. I have used mine while hunting and most objects are within 500 yards. You should ask yourself what is the main reason for buying the monocular. For sporting events or hunting, it is great but not so great for astronomy.
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You can focus to within eight inches away of your subject. But remember that this is a wide angle, 24mm equivalent lens, so even at a close up distance, you will get more into your frame than you would with a longer lens. You must also be aware of potential wide-angle distortion.
2246631
If you are using the macro lens that came with this kit, you will only be able to focus on objects no more than a couple of inches away from your camera. Put your focus on manual to adjust.
560712
I don't think the magnification can give you a good image if you are more than 20ft away, I use it for positive id for close quarter targets
550775
No.. check your scene selection or you may just be focused so closely on an object that moves out of focus range
62441
Images are generally sharp and door screen effect is practically absent when viewing at least 2 meters away. But yes you can focus and see the jagged lines when you come very close (1 foot away) to the screen