can you stack the lenses one infront of the other to get about 10X magnification?
2026531
No! The headpiece has grooves that hold only one set of lenses at a time. You'll receive four different lenses but you can use them only one at a time.
2112522
Both eyes look through the lenses but you have to bring the object so close that it can only be in front if one at a time. Optics aren't the best either. Lenses are plastic.
1685458
Yes it can, I've done it. It's not too hard, but it needs to be balanced more on the opposite side of the lens. But it's the best combination since the wide lens doesn't show much shakiness.
1485101
Yes. The lens can be removed and interchanged with lenses of different focal strengths.
493556
yes it's possible. you can connect the rig using the same rod, but you'll have to remove (unscrew) the plate from the rig in order to let some space for the cage. you even can mount a follow focus if the lens you use is long enough. The cage is heavy and all the weight will be on the front which makes a bit unconfortable at use.
113548
You can actually put the lens right against it. You have to be careful of this. The stand does not hold the scope so tightly that you would damage it should that happen, though. The hiher the magnification, the closer you must get.
345495
Yes they can, they can be utilized on any camera, for all they do is serve as a magnifying glass. If you want to get very very close you can stack one on top of the other. You may have to focus manually instead of using auto focus.
360831
You should be able to do this, but why would you want to? Focusing would be difficult and it will drastically reduce the amount of light getting through the lenses. Then there is the increased motion factor.
348932
They are little rubber coated opposite pole magnets (attract each other) so when you move one the other follows. As far as scratching, if you clean your lens before use there won't be an issue. The reason you need two for the divided lenses is just that... divided. You can move one from one side to the other with the single lens.
1612169
Hi Charles, No, you would have too much magnification. I would get a 10x 20x 40x scope that is used for coins and other solid objects. they are also usually less expensive :)
1951961
There are three lenses which can be stacked for greater magnification. Using the first lens only it's about 8-8.5 inches. Add the second lens and that drops to about 4 - 4.5 inches. Add the circular lens (for the right eye only) and it drops to about 3/4 - 1 inch. Hope this helps.
1467226
You will not be able to put the lens cap on while the lens hood is on. They can only be on at separate times. You would have to buy a reverse lens hood to use them together.
2066587
I haven't tried them for that, but I would guess so. The dark lens version would be too dark in low light, but they seem sturdy enough.
2164052
The lenses are not removable. If that's what your asking. They fig up like crazy too .
1361442
You wouldn't be able to cowitness through the lense anyways. Bc it's magnified, this is why you should use either the tunnel, or bump it WAY up and go underneath - if thats even possible. Or you can mount side irons at a 45°.
1935194
If you look at +10 filter, the curve of the lens sticks out more than the thread it self, so if you really want to attach two of them, you will need to use a "spacer" to add space between two lenses. But if you own a DSLR I would recommend using Macro extension tube instead, you won't get the distortion from the filter, extension is added between the lens and the body, it reduces the focal distance so you can get closer.
1554392
not possible. the lenses screw on one at a time. the uv filter doesnt make a difference.......take a look at this yourtube vid.....http://youtu.be/3g2NvQ6DfV4