Is the number on the side of the lens removable, or does it remain in view? Thanks
64112
It is removeable, however my friend and I have different strengths so we have left them on and you can't really tell while wearing them.
64113
It is a sticker and can be removed. However, I have not removed the sticker. I left it on so that my kids won't grab them and use them.
989895
Funny you would ask that! Not quite one. I'm quite satisfied though because this is a replacement for an $80 polarizer that came off my lens the second day that I owned it. It came off once the first day and I found it, and figured I'd better be extra careful to make sure it doesn't come off again, and if it does, that I notice right away. As careful as I was, I still lost it. Ended up buying this one, and it's never come off. It's less than one complete thread, but I guess it has a good amount of friction. And for less than $20, it's still not a huge deal if you do lose it.
1079215
Yes it is. Actually, I'm thinking about selling this lens. I've used it a total of 2 times. I've found that I just don't use it. You may want to contact me.
24877
Flip the mount upside down so that the flat face is facing down. There is a small metal lever attached to the mount that you push to release the lens. While pushing this metal piece, turn the lens off of the mount.
1194136
The lens cover snaps on and off. A small flat screwdriver makes it easier, but you have to be careful. There are tabs on two sides of the lens that fit into slots. You don't want to crack the lens.
2262766
Yes it does. If you have the lens pointed forward, it is to the left of center
130710
The lens is exposed but there is adequate protection. I've had the case for over a month and my lens is still perfect. I hope this helps.
645137
To remove the filter from your lens you have to unscrew it holding the bottom part of the lens, not the top part because the top part adjust only the polarization of the filter. I hope this will help you Rejean
962877
Don't think so. Amazon said it was but was missing the metal thing in housing. Very upsetting since I think it damaged a lens. If you look close at the picture it shows a piece of metal hanging down from top. Sure enough it was MIA. Hope this helps!
24876
There is a small lever that releases the pin that holds the adapter to the lens. Its not the strongest so handle with care.
1805272
Don't really know the answer to that. I know my son-in-law had one of those little lenses and had a problem with it, but don't know if that is the same one. Sorry.
1172630
It all depends what the diameter of your lens is..........it should be noted on the lens somewhere
138747
I believe that it was listed when I originally looked the lens up. Works well for me.
2143606
There are four 'knobs' around the outside of the lens; three of the fourth pivot and the four remains fixed allowing the lens to come off. HOWEVER, while the fourth is fixed and doesn't pivot, the lens is not held in place and will fall if you aren't careful. I do love this fixtures and highly recommend them!
187362
There is a clear lens and a tented one. If you get both it shouldn't matter. I think this is the clear one.
1724338
Yes and no. As a point and shoot with no replaceable lenses the lens is fixed. When the camera is off there are two sliding 'windows' that do close and cover the lens though. I depends on your expectation I guess.
66164
YES, IT DOES. There are 2 small screws on either side of the lens. Loosen, tilt, tighten.