what's the magnification
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It's 2X for the main glass then it has a 3.5X spot the size of a quarter you can use if you need to get a closer look. I'm pretty happy with it except the lamp on it isn't super powerful. I had to purchase a lamp that would give me more light on the subject but then I'm doing some pretty fine work on cell phones.
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I did not save the box, and the Magnifer itself doesn't say what the magnification is. I would hazard the guess that it is 2X or 3X, with greater magnification in a small spot within the larger glass. Whatever the magnification is, I find it to be what I need for doing beading work...but I am nearsighted and so don't need much correction to do close-up work. Someone who is farsighted, or who uses reading glasses, might need something stronger. I hope this helps!
1953473
All I can say is it is relatively low; it does not magnify things very much.
1953474
I don't know the "number". I bought this for my mother in law who has macular degeneration which has taken away a lot of her vision. She uses it to put her hearing aid batteries in and do other small things. She says it works great for her. Sorry I don't have a better answer. Hope this helps.
1106732
The magnification is found by dividing the focal length of the objective lens (400mm) by the focal length of the eyepiece. The telescope comes with two eyepiece lenses, 4mm and 20mm, so with the first one should have a magnification of 100x and with the second,20x. I am not making any comment on the quality of the image produced here. Brian Oliver. Brian Oliver.
1274919
Hi George! I don't recall the magnification number, however, I use it for very intricate wig making work and very detailed painting for various crafting projects and it works great. I purchased mine almost 3 yrs ago and I haven't had any issues with it.I hope this information helps.
1368148
I'm not certain about the magnification, but it is ok for middle aged eyes like mine. I am using a 100 watt bulb anyway; so far we have not blown a fuse or set a fire. Cheers.
466966
3x is the max magnification. It's like a normal magnifying glass. As you move it closer or further from your eyes it will increase and decrease the amount of observed magnification.
1367961
No it is a 2X magnification with a 5X bifocal area ( about the size of a half dollar) for fine detail
1660679
As others have stated there is no magnification. The 1-4 I believe refers to the MOA size of the dot. 1 MOA for more precise aiming 4 MOA for faster sight aquisition. You probably already know this but 1 MOA is roughly equal to 1 inch at 100 yards, 4 MOA roughly 4 inches so the bigger the dot the more of your target is covered and the less precise your aiming. This is a very generalized explanation. Hope it is helpful.
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You can only see 2X or 5X magnification. The 2X magnification lens is about 3 3/4" in diameter, and within that is a 3/4" diameter 5X magnification lens. I bought this magnifying glass to read some really small print books I bought, but I find that the 5X lens location makes it troublesome to use for that purpose. I will probably buy one that is rectangular and not round so that I can have more area without the small higher magnification lens.
38303
Cannot tell specifically. If you want large magnification, you need to insert the object inside the clear plastic area. It is not even half of stated zoom otherwise. It does a decent job for the price.
989419
No magnification and its slightly smaller than an iPad. Hope that helps. I really like it .
2127726
For any telescope, magnification is focal length divided by eyepiece focal length. For this scope, that give 300/20 and 300/10, or 15 and 30X.
14465
The minimum focus distance is 0.15m. At that distance the magnification should be at least 1:1.
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I'm not sure of the magnification, but my mother (who is the one who uses the lamp) says it looks like the print is twice as large. Due to her wet age-related macular degeneration, without this lamp she had to use a hand-held magnifying glass and scan it across the page.....very tiring for her! This lamp allows her to read an entire page comfortably. She loves to read again!They list the lamp as having a 3-diopter lens. I Googled diopter vs. magnification, and multiple websites say a 3-diopter lens supposedly magnifies something 75%. Not sure if other variables come into play, but this lens seems to do the job wonderfully for my mother. I'm not sure of the magnification, but my mother (who is the one who uses the lamp) says it looks like the print is twice as large. Due to her wet age-related macular degeneration, without this lamp she had to use a hand-held magnifying glass and scan it across the page.....very tiring for her! This lamp allows her to read an entire page comfortably. She loves to read again!They list the lamp as having a 3-diopter lens. I Googled diopter vs. magnification, and multiple websites say a 3-diopter lens supposedly magnifies something 75%. Not sure if other variables come into play, but... » Read More I'm not sure of the magnification, but my mother (who is the one who uses the lamp) says it looks like the print is twice as large. Due to her wet age-related macular degeneration, without this lamp she had to use a hand-held magnifying glass and scan it across the page.....very tiring for her! This lamp allows her to read an entire page comfortably. She loves to read again!They list the lamp as having a 3-diopter lens. I Googled diopter vs. magnification, and multiple websites say a 3-diopter lens supposedly magnifies something 75%. Not sure if other variables come into play, but this lens seems to do the job wonderfully for my mother. « Show Less
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With a reversed 50 mm lensa you'll get a magnification factor of about 0.4X. In other words, the linear dimensions of the sensor image will be about 0.4 times the real dimensions. That's quite enough for coins and such; not so good for small insects.
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We didn't save the box it was shipped in, but in my review I stated the magnification was 3x. I probably got that number from the specs on the side of the box when we got it. Mom has used it every day since it arrived and loves it. To be certain about the magnification, you should probably confirm it with the manufacturer.
1033330
Your missing out on 300 bucks if you buy this thing. Plus the price of replacing the batteries every five minutes. But to answer your question, it is 6x magnification
1379831
It means the magnification is 2 1/2 times greater than what you see with the naked eye. The image is 2 1/2 times bigger than its actual size.