I want to afix a polarizing film to my motorcycle visor so when I raise it up it will act as a horizontal sun viso but transparent when I pull it down
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This material could work. It is roughly the thickness of a credit card. I used a piece of it that I placed in front of my HD action cam for when I ride my ATV. It works well for that, I just had to make sure the polarizing sheet was aligned properly to filter the light. I does have a dark gray tint like sun glasses.
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I have found that when I have had difficultly removing something that uses the threads on a lens or other filter on the lens, wrap your hand around the end of the lens for several minutes and use the heat from your hand to expand the lens or protective filter. Then try to unscrew the adapter from the lens. I have used this technique to remove my polarizer several times when it has been difficult to remove. Remember that the threads on the adapter are plastic and very fine and can be crossed easily. The adapter does not need to be tight to hold the weight of the light ring. Good luck and enjoy the macro world. It is amazing what you can see. I have found that when I have had difficultly removing something that uses the threads on a lens or other filter on the lens, wrap your hand around the end of the lens for several minutes and use the heat from your hand to expand the lens or protective filter. Then try to unscrew the adapter from the lens. I have used this technique to remove my polarizer several times when it has been difficult to remove. Remember that the threads on the adapter are plastic and very fine and can be crossed easily. The adapter does not need to be tight to hold the weight of the light ring. Good luck and... » Read More I have found that when I have had difficultly removing something that uses the threads on a lens or other filter on the lens, wrap your hand around the end of the lens for several minutes and use the heat from your hand to expand the lens or protective filter. Then try to unscrew the adapter from the lens. I have used this technique to remove my polarizer several times when it has been difficult to remove. Remember that the threads on the adapter are plastic and very fine and can be crossed easily. The adapter does not need to be tight to hold the weight of the light ring. Good luck and enjoy the macro world. It is amazing what you can see. « Show Less
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As everyone else said the ring gets screwed to camera lens. Use UV filter to protect camera lens. Polarizer filter makes sky bluer and cuts glare on water. Florescent filter makes that type of light more natural. The macro filters can be used 1 at a time or 2 or more. Practice with them until you get the look you want. I haven't used the hood yet. Just try all the pieces and see the outcome. Have fun!
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It is vinyl & would be quite uncomfortable for long wear periods. A piece of velcro (Fuzzy side out) would be what I would do if I had to wear it for say 30 minutes or longer.That being said I have used this extensively & compared it to 3 other brands of closeup visors that my flying buddies use for closely inspecting indoor model aircraft details.As much as I initially hated this (due to small field of view) I would say that it is as good as any magnifying visor on Amazon.
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I don't believe that there is. As I look at the camera, I don't see a place that you would be able to mount one to. You could always try and make your own adapter using an inexpensive polarizing filter. You have to keep in mind, if you make one that mounts to the end of your lens, that it might be a problem when the lens automatically retracts itself. You'd also have to have some way of being able to rotate the filter to adjust the polarization effect itself. So, although you'd like a polarization filter, you don't want it to cause damage to the lens motor assembly by impeding the natural movement of the lens.
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Mine came set for normal but you can change a setting in the menu to set it to reverse and it stays that way even when you disconnect it. I shorted the trigger wire to power and attached a cigarette lighter connection to it. That way we just plug it in and it's on. You can see what the idiots behind you are doing all the time. Can't see much with polarized sunglasses though, it's basically an aid for the copilot then.
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My polarizer is made by Hoya, a Japanese company. Vignetting is a common problem at wide angles, e.g. 18 mm. If you're using another filter to protect the lens (UV or skylight) try taking it off & just using the polarizing filter. Getting the filter as close to the lens as possible is the goal. Can also get a step up ring and a larger polarizer, e.g. 77 mm.
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Use a razor blade held at an angle. Then go over it again with the blade and windex. The only way I can see it ruining anything is if it was placed on the inside of the window, then removing it would/could mess up the tint.
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Due to the nature of this product there is no transparent version. However, Lineco does make clear archival mounting strips: B000KNNIQU.
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The material is transparent, so you can see clearly through it, but it is essentially paper thin plastic and should provide no lensing effect. It will only change the color (and intensity) of the light passing through it. You could tape it to a window and see straight through it, but everything on the other side would look deep red and the light that came through the window would be deep red.
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Do not use headlight restore products. I used it on my windshield on my motorcycle and it destroyed it. That stuff is designed for a specific type of plastic. You've been warned.
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It pops off like a car sun visor. Pull it and then push back in. Kinda tough, though.
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This visor is not polarized so I don't think you will be able to see clearly through it at night. I love mine for the sun's glare, but I do NOT look through it to drive. I tilt it to block the afternoon sun from my eyes, but always have vision through my car's windshield and not the visor. I hope this was helpful.
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The instructions with this visor clearly state that you must not look through it, because the plastic will distort any view. It's more of a visor extension. It doesn't brighten the night time view, it darkens it, but I guess it could help cut down on glare from overhead street lighting.
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Sorry I don't know. I returned the item. Are you trying to view on a sunny day? If so, I would recommend a rain hood that darkens the screen.
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Just open the transparent done cover and gently turn the black lens hood. One of my cameras was fixed did way. However don't force it if it does turn freely as you may damage the camera. Loosen the small screw first. Good luck
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You have to lay it as flat as possible across the entire surface of the tail light/head light, and then slowly work the air bubbles with a squeegee, and finally use a heat gun to achieve an overall even look. Cut the excess film off carefully using an exactly blade. Hope this helps.