Can you focus one eye separately in the event you have better vision in one eye vs the other?
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Yes, like many binoculars, you can adjust focus overall and then change one lens some more +/-. I have had these for about 4 months now and am pleased - I would buy them again. After looking in several stores, this was the best choice that I could find in low price range, and good sturdy quality.
1311430
As it happens, I'm blind in my left eye. I've found these binoculars to be great. I don't know if one can adjust one side differently than the other, though.
1311431
I'm sorry but the binoculars were a gift for my special needs grandchild who has hidden them in her room. I guess she likes them but I have no details. I can say they are sturdy cuz she has not destroyed them.
248080
you might suffer from astigmatism of the eye you use when aiming. Try with your other eye and see if the issue goes away...
1477284
I use it in that manner, yes. I have a permanently dilated eye on the right side, so bright lights and sunlight both are very stressful to me. I use it both day and night.
52669
Yes, of course. The way it does that is for one of the eyes it provides a focus adjustment, so you use the main focus ring for the other eye and the adjustment ring will correct the difference for the second eye.
230160
I would say yes, but start off very slowly, always wear eye protection. I've learned to use my left side quiet efficiently by taking it very slow in the beginning whereas you will build up confidence!
1458277
Nope. You have left and right and then both flash simultaneously as a flasher.
1505994
There is a small round knob near the viewfinder which adjusts the focus on it. You should adjust it while wearing your glasses if you wear them while taking photos. If you wear bifocals, the focus may be trickier to adjust depending on where you are looking through your glasses.
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When you have 3D glasses, each eye gets presented with a different image that your brain puts together. With 2D, both eyes get the same thing, so it'd be like a normal-vision person watching a normal 2D movie with one eye closed, which I think would be fine for you.So, yeah, I think you should go for it, it sounds like that would help.
460590
Yes, I use it with my progressive glasses.You 'll have to move slightly your head to better focus both glass systems when you look up and down in your normal progressives.
955256
You have to adjust it for your vision as the eye piece fits your eye. So yes.
672296
2 at the same time or go see an optometrist and have a pair made with this type of lens. These glasses are helpful but not by that much.
966673
Yes, the smaller right side eye piece has an additional adjustment. Hope this helps.
861930
These binoculars have a rather short eye relief distance. You can roll down the eye cup to compensate for this. Using with glasses might dimenish the field of view. If your vision is not too bad and relatively close in each eye, you should be able to use without glasses by focusing the left eye with the center focus wheel and using the diopter setting on the right lense to focus the right eye.If there is sporting goods store near, you might be able to find a pair to "test drive". It will be hard to beat Amazon's price. Hope this helps.
300769
You may have to use two with that length then trying to ensure both will operate the same is the challenge. You can try one if you can grab the sight close enough to the middle.
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Yes you can. It's possible to see clearly through on both sizes, as well as make contact sheets from either side.
438509
gee- never considered doing that! Will have to try it... can't see why not. you may have to turn them here and there so you hit all over both lenses, but it certainly isn't too hot or anything like that.... good idea!
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Yes. It is easy to stick it inside your eyeglasses. Clean glasses well. Wet the bifocals and stick to the inside of your eyeglasses while pressing it . It's clear but must get the right number that you need and right position of the bifocals . you can remove and reposition them to get the right distance between the two and clarity of your focus