can both lens be pointed towards the front at the same time
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Yes. The right lens can actually see license plate in front of you. Don't use night mode. Mine freezes up when I do
1485101
Yes. The lens can be removed and interchanged with lenses of different focal strengths.
1404832
Yes. Cover the R lens with the lens cap, focus the L side with the center knob, then use the adjustment ring on the R side to focus that.
115408
The two separate lenses probably. But I hate changing lenses, lugging them and getting dirt on sensor and inside lens. Btw the new 12-50 is superb.
153254
Actually they can both point down at the same time, so "yes" would be the answer you're looking for!
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. There is a switch on the tail cap and one on the light body close to the lens. Both work independently of each other. In other words, you can turn the light on with one switch and turn it off with the other, or with the same switch.
148993
It depends on the sight but they will work with both. I have an EOTech holo sight with these sights and you can use both at the same time or just one or the other without them interfering.
2099381
The gear that interfaces with the ring on the lens can be pulled out and placed on the opposite side of the follow focus, allowing the focus to pull in the opposite direction. This does require sliding the follow focus back along your rails closer to the camera, which could cause problems with some shorter lenses, but has worked fine for me so far.
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I do not attempt to separate the two functions of this lens. I prefer the way the two features work together. I have a separate macro and wide angle lens that operate independently
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Yes you can, hawever, you need to make sure the possitions are correct. What i mean is that, the left and right allerts correctly in the lightting devise.
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You have the option to do either. There is a switch on both the lenses that come in this package that can be set to Automatic OR manual. This is a very user friendly camera, especially for beginners.
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.
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Yes, but you'd probably want to take the uv filter off before putting the polarizer on. There is no benefit to using both at the same time. And at least two reasons not to. First, it's an extra piece of glass in your optical path with more opportunity for image degradation and reflections between the pieces of glass. And, if you're using a wide angle lens (zoom or "prime") the extra filter mount may cut into the corners of your pictures. This is called "vignetting".
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I don't know if you can use both at the same time. To mount the eye cup, simply slide the original eye pice upwards and off your view finder, then slide the new eye piece down on the tracks on the camera. My wife put hers on her T5i and she loves it. Hope this helps.
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No, the lens are fixed and directed ahead. You can only move it left-right / up-down for some degrees.
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Gayle,No you cannot view through both the lens eye and the screen. When the screen is open the lens eye is off and vice/versa.