What is the eyeview comfort time on this?
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Not great but more symptomatic of a monocular (telescope) than this particular model as the view width is of a small diameter, hence requiring a very steady hand. If prolonged viewing is your objective get something with a tripod or a wide angle pair of binos. If your question is about the "eye cup"; average. Best eye cup I've found are on high end mariner binos.
2032523
Jane that will be determined by your position and the stability of the platform you are on. On my backside I've viewed the stars/planets from dusk to dawn without discomfort. Hope that helps.
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In general I never keep it in My eye for any extended period of time, but I have to say that I've noticed no discomfort in the times that I have used it it certainly has good resolution and I wouldn't hesitate to buy it again. It turned out to be a little bit larger than I had anticipated as I was looking for a small pocket monocular, But that's made up for in its clarity and range of vision. In general I think you'll like it Jane, good luck
2032525
I have the same experience as described by Sandy Tucker's November 17, 2013 answer.
115929
Parallax free ,I can change head position right or lift If you can see the dot it well hit on the dot
1018534
Stated eye relief is 4.0 inches, which is about average for this type of scope. If your set-up requires a truly long eye relief scope, there are better alternatives.
929513
I wear eye glasses. My jobra does not get in the way at all. Very comfortable.
1268343
There are 2 ways to view. One is the lcd screen. There is through the lens viewer.
2086062
I would say they are pretty accurate. Doing normal web browsing at 50% brightness could run 8 to 10 hours.
1983833
Pretty comfortable for me. I'm wearing light, thin glasses and quite frankly I never notice any discomfort between the headset and the glasses. I'm not sure how it would fare while using glasses with thicker temples/tips.
1650191
Not sure how long an eye relief you need. It worked for me between 3 to maybe 4 inches of eye relief. It's nonadjustable magnification. Hope this helps
1102721
No, I haven't noticed that it bothers by eyes. I only use it about 15 minutes in the morning and it is off to the side so it is not directly focused on my eyes.
1846140
It's under 4 foot. It's average eye level when sitting down . So it's ok for the price paid at the time
2049843
Sorry - it's too early in the morning - I answered before noticing that it was a question about the Sony view finder. If I'm understanding you correctly - the soft eye piece literally just snaps on and off. A small amount of force will pull the rubber cover away from the EVF unit. You shouldn't feel as if you are about to break the (expensive) item - but it just snaps off. Once it's off you'll see that the rubber cover is attached through a simple tongue / grove arrangement. Snap it off by applying pressure to the top of the cover rather than the sides.
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The time greatly depends on the brightness of the screen. At a moderate intensity, I'd say 4 - 5 hours.
1503276
Not sure about the eye relief but i used it for about 4 months and then it got really dark. it is not a clear picture and it doesnt adjust corectly
123810
Seat padding is fine. Back support leans back a bit and I find myself unconsciously tilting my head forward. 8 hours, perhaps?
1346396
I am sitting at the monitor right now. Grabbing one side to adjust it is relative easy, but I agree with one of the other responders, making the adjustment is safer with 2 hands.
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Hi, I set it about arms length away from me on my desk each morning and turn it so I can just see the light in my peripheral vision. Ever so often I will look right at the light but not enough to hurt my eyes. It's adjustable so you can adjust how much light you can stand to look at. I don't have mine set at full 100% because it can be blinding. I usually have it on for an hour sometimes I'll forget about it until it's been an hour and a half and just turn it off then. I use it every morning and I've been able to turn my self around from sleeping all day to sleeping at night which was my purpose for getting it. It was recommended to me by the Sleep Center of America in Denver.
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Definitely not. I can barely see to walk around or look at a computer screen. The light is *very* bright for the 30 minutes you wear it.