Can you adjust the eyepiece, like switch it from left eye to right eye for viewing?
264123
No, yo can´t. Suppose If the eyepeace will let you do this, you won´t be able to operate normally the controls of your DSLR that are at your right.
264124
Yup u can turn the eyecup to suit which eye u prefer. I like to let it loose a little then as i rotate the camera for the shoot, the eyecup would remain stationary at my right eye. Btw i found it still very comfortable with sunglases on.
1922933
There appears to be a limited allowance to differentiate your viewing settings for each eye, with the eye cup positions. They slide out and in primarily to accommodate viewing with glasses or without. However, each eye cup has two clicks to adjust in between being fully out or completely in, to "accurately adjust your view." I haven't tried this myself.
1412430
there is no way that I am aware of to change the lens system. it is all self contained.I have had very good luck with mine as is. I hope this helps answer your question
1766471
No, the lens are fixed and directed ahead. You can only move it left-right / up-down for some degrees.
1289168
You can do it but you wouldn't really gain anything by doing so since the actual exit diameter of the of the rear port wouldn't allow you to use the full diameter of the 2" eyepieces.
1000713
Yes. Two viewing options to choose. There is a button on top that switches from viewfinder to the three inch monitor
902520
The eye piece is a separate piece. I remove it everytime after I am done using it. I imagine it could be swapped out.
2182542
When you pull the eye viewfinder, you have a small wheel on the left side. Just spin it until it looks crisp. Same method as binoculars.
364998
Yes, you can change it as long as it the same lens size. I change mine to an auto darkening lens.
2105214
There is an adjusting screw on the back of the housing you can adjust up/down and another for left/right. They're same as OE adjustments, also please follow OE procedures on adjusting the beam correctly.
953340
Not sure but i dont like the scope anyways.Too much adjusting with your eyes,Its not like looking through binoculars.If your eye is not perfectly centered on the scope,its not clear.
1713244
Yes the rubber boot that surrounds the eyepiece lens actually turns to adjust parralax. I wear glasses as well as contacts and I'm able to adjust for box.
1657658
If you're talking about wearing your glasses while using them, you can, but youwon't see through the binoculars as easily. I wear glasses, but don't care for it.If you don't wear your glasses, one eyecup is adjustable, so you should be able toget it in focus for both eyes. The adjustment is somewhat limited.
1813268
Not convieniently...everything in viewfinder is upside down. I would suggest a good pair of binoculars instead of this item.
1079636
The magnifier shield is both eyes and the binocular magnifier is on the right side but can be switched to the left by a screw on its base. It is simple to switch using a small #2 Phillips (standard) screw driver. Super easy and takes less than a couple minutes tops.
2048393
Yes very adjustable ,however we hv yet to see thru the telescope so i may purchase another brand.
1922935
Yes - this pair allows for diopter adjustments, which you calibrate when you first use them out of the box (it may make focusing difficult for other eyes than your own, like when you lend your binos to someone else). I think the paperwork included has directions, and if not you can google how to do it :)