Can you reposition the monocle? I have only one left eye. The monocle fixed for the right only would not work for me.
1040884
Yes but it will take the unscrewing of the Philips head screw at its current location. Then keeping all the parts you can shift it all to the other side. Be careful and easy does it. Once you have moved it all over than screw in the screw you initially removed so you could shift it over to the new location. Keep in mind that you are dealing with small screws and plastic parts so do not force anything; if you have some difficulty than use a dab of WD-40. Good luck!
1040885
On the one I received the turret for the monocle is molded into the frame. A trip to the hardware store for a long screw and a bushing or tube from the lamp parts section would make it doable.
1040886
Yes. I just unscrewed the monocle and the turret came off with it. So it can be completely repositioned to the opposite side. I can't believe how nice these are for the money. You won't be disappointed.
965972
It does not appear that you can,not where the ball is. You might be able to take the whole top off, but I think it would be better to just find another monopod with the head that you want.
1959869
you need a very tiny screw driver. Buy a set of screw driver that you can use for fixing your spectacles. It is a set of 6 screw driver - only cost you perhaps 4-6 dollars (buy it in DIY store, you can find it in wallmart too)
1788566
But why you want to attach to mounting eyelids ? Yes both loops can be detached.Been using for last 6 months, I like it.
108277
No problem with that. You will need to have some small hole or hook for the attachment. If there is nothing, you could just use a very small "eye" screw, etc. It should work well.
1974953
I set the focus for one eye in the non-diopter lens with the center focus ring, then looking at the same spot with the other eye, adjust the diopter adjustable lens to focus. Once this is done, you should be able to focus for both eyes with the center ring. Each person may have to adjust to suit their own vision, but if only one person uses the binoculars, they shouldn't have readjust the diopter to focus with the center ring. Note your diopter position for the purpose of quickly realigning if someone changes your setting,
1060828
It is a clumsy situation. As a right hander, I loop the strap on my left shoulder - - the camera rests from the crotch area to the right hip. To use the camera, slide the the separate single-point "camera strap" up the shoulder strap to raise the camera to eye level. However, the "camera strap" is only about 1.5" long and when you bring the camera to your eye to view through a viewfinder, the "shoulder strap" will rub your face. It doesn't effect use, but it feels awkward.
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.
1366523
Yes. One eye "droops" intentionally. As it does with the character in the Friday the 13th movies.
966672
Yes, first use the center adjustment to get it focused correctly for the left eye...now close your left eye and look only thru your right eye and adjust the right eyepiece until it comes into focus. Now you should be able to see clearly with both eyes!
2217166
not possible with one hand. Both lenses from front, and eye piece needs adjustment.
1511537
You could rotate it between the views. However it doesn't hold the position very well. If we slightly bump the mount, it will rotate. I've tried to tighten the single bolt but it will still move.
502636
Since this is a modular helmet, the front flips up out of the way. For this reason it is possible to put it on without taking your glasses off, but it is not to be recommended as it will stress the "legs" of your glasses when you pull the cheek pads down over your temples. Take them off for the few moments it takes to put the helmet on and then put the glasses back on, I typically hold my glasses with the pinkie of my left hand while putting the helmet on, and them immediately replace my glasses. The main visor will fold down over your face, so the glasses will not be a problem there, and as someone else has mentioned, the sun visor will also clear your glasses. Hope that helps. Since this is a modular helmet, the front flips up out of the way. For this reason it is possible to put it on without taking your glasses off, but it is not to be recommended as it will stress the "legs" of your glasses when you pull the cheek pads down over your temples. Take them off for the few moments it takes to put the helmet on and then put the glasses back on, I typically hold my glasses with the pinkie of my left hand while putting the helmet on, and them immediately replace my glasses. The main visor will fold down over your face, so the glasses will not be a problem... » Read More Since this is a modular helmet, the front flips up out of the way. For this reason it is possible to put it on without taking your glasses off, but it is not to be recommended as it will stress the "legs" of your glasses when you pull the cheek pads down over your temples. Take them off for the few moments it takes to put the helmet on and then put the glasses back on, I typically hold my glasses with the pinkie of my left hand while putting the helmet on, and them immediately replace my glasses. The main visor will fold down over your face, so the glasses will not be a problem there, and as someone else has mentioned, the sun visor will also clear your glasses. Hope that helps. « Show Less
868642
You don't place it directly in front of you eyes but to the side. It should work good while exercising. I bought this for my grandson who has SAD it's making a big difference.
2132147
I wondered that as well. I only put it on the bottom of my eye, on the dark circle part, and it worked well for me.
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.
955256
You have to adjust it for your vision as the eye piece fits your eye. So yes.