Which Zoom system? Rotational or Push-Pull?
940379
The system is Push-Pull. Personally I found it very versatile especially in situations of rapid photography as birds in flight.
332015
99% of my slides were from a half frame 35mm canon demi, taken 30+ years ago. Some were taken vertical but the "ION" just flipped them as needed. A very good investment indeed, my brother has many thousands of "full" frame mounts to transfer. The holder will take 25 cardboard mounts or 20 plastic ones, all take 2 seconds each to copy,-----You can then "doctor" as needed before final storage with PC etc;
510274
Hi, its 49mm filter thread and it rotates when zooming. It is manual focus but has contacts for aperture control in camera ("A" in the name) , it is lightweight and more thin than modern lenses. Nice glass for its price.
673148
Do you mean continuous autofocus? If so, reference page 41 of users guide. "Press AF c-s-m button" (bottom button on left side of viewer screeen) and "rotate command dial" (top right)
417792
By rotating this dial you will be able to adjust the zoom capability of the scope from 3x to 7x magnification and that in between. This is typical of most scopes with a variable zoom.
551537
only by hand. If your looking for a camera that can pan tilt and zoom these are no the ones. But you can rotate them.
2176285
Yes, there is a timing gear/wheel that when turned will rotate a cam that will work push rods and open valves. Also pistons move up and down.I found this model to be quite detailed and I enjoyed making it.
10522
This model, unlike its brother W1070, has no Lens Shift. But you can tilt the projector up or back down with a rectangular button on the front bottom edge that says PUSH. When pushed a monopole leg drops down allowing you to move the image up or down. You release the button to lock it into position. If you move the image too much you will get keystoning, which is an effect where the sides of the image aren't parallel and the top and bottom of the image aren't of equal length--like the keystone you might see at the top of a stone archway in a building.
1288838
Not very well. Unless you are viewing a non-moving object or have a tripod to look at a single object, the shakes and wobbles nullify any "zoom" power. Nice binos, but I would rather have gotten a telescope for any power viewing.
1188700
The zoom function is part of the flash, not the remote trigger. You can only adjust power levels remotely.
478190
Yes. the clip rotates and has click stops to hold it in the rotated position you prefer.
2096673
The camera can move with the hand held unit. You can move in all directions and zoom in as well.
1545607
The zoom is continuous via a convenient sliding lever. Quite smooth and easily accessible.
1936617
The less expensive zoom lens is usually the front element of the lens is rotated during focus or zoom. If you're used this lens with the cir filter, it will be a problem!In this case, the 55-300mm front element of the lens is moving during focus or zooming.
2251879
the camera rotation is not sensitive. You have to push the buttons left right up and down to move the camera. Very sturdy.
1603522
You push the button multiples tes to get the orientation you want. Rotation is not automatic.
1366203
The latest versions have an extra stop advantage. Works better , you will not loose on quality , doesn't slow down the focus .