Can you turn the defocus off? I'm thinking about purchasing this for an upcoming trip to Ireland, and I would to have both options.
2069581
Sorry, I don't know. I have great results on auto focus, Closeup indoor with flash and action soccer shots, zoomed in outdoors.Tip: On the out door action shots, regardless of natural lighting, I ALWAYS use flash--I believe it shoots faster with flash onand stops the action better.
2069582
Sorry, I don't know. I have great results on auto focus, Closeup indoor with flash and action soccer shots, zoomed in outdoors. Tip: On the out door action shots, regardless of natural lighting, I ALWAYS use flash--I believe it shoots faster with flash on and stops the action better.
2069583
You can control auto-focus. Portrait mode defocuses the background, which you can avoid by shooting in another mode.
897386
Neither my wife nor I have had a problem. It is a very precise fit so just being off a little could cause a problem. We use our cameras daily and I haven't noticed any problem. It's extremely clear and you can't tell it's on the view screen.
1443602
Yes, it disables all the buttons which includes the backlight. It is good when traveling with it but not using it at the time.
157030
Yes, from what I read when I purchased this lens, that's what it said to do'. You only need to turn off for a minute or so before detaching a lens.
1769208
I remove my glasses when I use these binoculars. I tried looking thru them with my glasses on...it clearly reduces the FOV because you cannot get your eyes as close to the lenses as you can without glasses on. I suspect that would be the same issue you would find with any binoculars.
2268722
There is a focus knob for the view finder on the left hand side of the view finder. You turn this knob to adjust for your eye, then leave it. Obiviously, the focus for the lens is automatic. What I do is foucs the lens on a magazine cover, then adjust the view finder knob until the letters on the cover of the magazine are as sharp as possible. ( I don't see so good even from my good eye anymore.....)
1290789
You could probably change the ISO/shutter/aperture settings to compensate for low lighting, but I usually set it to Auto mode, and I feel it's not bad. I can still see relatively well although it's rather noisy/fuzzy (it hardly bothers me, but I usually try to avoid low lighting anyways).
1259151
If you sent it back due to resolution issues, I suggest the Vuzix brand. I've had that for years. It works very well and you can focus each eye to your preference. The model you are asking about is the one I sent back. The picture was fuzzy and you can't adjust it at all. Good luck.
836477
Yes, it goes to red first,mbut have to cycle through the rest to turn off. I guess you could close your eyes before switching to preserve night vision.
1587179
No you cant, that's what the lens cover is for with the little pin whole in it .....you can turn off the cross hairs and still use the unit but not the other way around . if the unit is off , you cant even see through it . The unit is not like a regular scope ...do a little research on night vision with Google and you will see what i am talking about ..
2103236
I would not look directly at the light, I have it on in the morning while reading or havingy breakfast and that seems to work great. My eyes are sensitive but so far no problems with them as I have the light to my side and not directly in front of me. Hope that helps!
1107848
The directions, and the literature in the package says no. But, I can tell you that it's a pretty bright flash. As long as you're not looking directly at it when you click the button, you should be good without the eye protection, as long as you're using it below the neckline.
2259983
I have found it only to be a slight adjustment. If you take it off the camera then move it in front of something close to focus on. Adjust the ring and you will see a slight difference. Personally I don't use the diopter after initial focus.
1485838
Thank you for the response. But that is not it. I have walked through all the "Aspect' setting and the problem still exists in each area. It is very bad in the zoom setting.
1683120
I agree with the other comment. At the end of your extension you will pick up a little of the shade in the view, but you can always either back off the zoom or collapse the shade. This is problematic with pretty much all shades. There are times I have made use of this problem to take a shot with darkened corners caused by the shade to get a "burned corner" effect in the shot - especially interesting with fish-eye lenses.
745575
In low light I am pretty sure it will interfere. But I've never noticed it.
226794
It is not advised but I have on the level 2 setting. Make Sure to get protective eyewear if you're going to be doing this! Once again it is not advised to do in the instruction manual for this device!