It looks like the lens screws in vs snapping in... is that correct? Thanks!
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The lens comes screwed into the housing with four screws, then the assembled light is screwed into place with another four screws (not supplied). I hope this helps. Serge
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I presume using other lenses provided: The other lens just 'screw' onto the fixed lens. Unless you're meaning storage of the external lenses???? I've got an extra camera bag for all the "loose' stuff.
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Thank you but I just want to twist off the old plastic lens from the original post then twist on this new one? will that work? Thanks again!
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I'm still very happy with my purchase. They snap back with a click every time. I did have to adjust them so they lined up perfectly. I hope my answer helps.
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Screw in... I have several and all of them work well. I am using this particular model on both both the 17mm/f2.8 and 17mm/f1.8 Olympus M43 lenses.
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Yes it is, it screws right on the front of lens. Just don't tighten too much because it will be hard to remove
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I have never had that problem. My lens adaptor screws on and off as easily as any of the filters I use. The only guess I can make is that the threads with your adapter were defective in manufacture.
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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!
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Hi John,the fitment and finish is almost like the OEM. I bought this because the Nikon version was not available at the time. For the price you can't beat it. Very solid and sturdy. Only compliant is the shutter button is a little stiff. It could just be mine. I would recommendCheers,David@davidnstudio.com
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Not on either the surface of the lens (back or front), nor anyplace inside the lens. Check to see if there is anything on the surface, although even if there was it should be out of focus. Are you seeing this through the viewfinder of your camera (or LCD display), or when you look through the lens (detached from the camera)? If you do not see it with another lens on the LCD display, then the problem is with this new lens. If you do see it with other lenses, then possibly dirt on the camera's sensor. In either case, try to exchange the product.
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It's actually the optical image stabilization.. normal, yes. Lens cover, no.
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Yes, they fit at the very end of your lens. They screw on the very tiny threads. It took me a little while to figure out.
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Hi Screw the lens clooke wise with the holder I hope I answered ur question
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No, it's just the connector for the lens to the body. Try Googling the exploded view of the parts for what you need precisely.
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Grab frame with one hand, butt lens in at a slight angle and it slips in easily. I use 3 of them (different powers) daily, it would be cumbersome to try to change lenses in the middle of a project.
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Because the lens is light I'd guess it was plastic but that's only a guess. It's installed now so I can't check. It's working fine whatever the material.
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These lenses (filters) screw directly on the thread on the front element of the camera lens. The thread is very fine and not easy to see at a casual glance. When on the lens they do not obstruct the zoom operation or the lens cap which protects the lens when the camera is not in operation. Fitting the UV filter permanently is a good idea since it protects the front element of the lens from scratches and dust. Hope this helps. Peter