How does this magnifier perform while the photographer is wearing eyeglasses?
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What camera are you using it with. I originally purchased it for my D7000 Nikon and it did not fit lit It was sold to. So I have not used it with a camera. Make sure it fits your camera!
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It doesn't perform very well with or without glasses. On my D3200, operating in "Live View" at the maximum magnification yields results equally sharp without the hassle or expense or eye strain. Plus, in Live View, you can pan the whole image and find the optimum focus setting; with the eyepiece, you can only focus on a tiny spot in the center of your image.
690998
I'd go with the magnify. You've already got a small screen in glare; maximize your ability to see whether the photo will be in focus.
1505997
There's a focusing dial to the left of the eye-piece, as you look at the back of the camera. Dialing it should give you a reasonable image.
827024
A magnifier isn't designed to work with this kind of optic from what I understand. Plus mine didn't work anyways, so it would be pointless.
1962953
I have a fairly strong prescription and I can take my glasses off and use them. I just use the focus knob and I can see well. We use them for bird watching. I've never been able to use binoculars with my glasses on.
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I would guess that you wouldn't need glasses bc the print and everything is much bigger than without the magnifier. Your glasses may help everything seem visually crisper though.
1644260
Fixed lens and works for magnification of items that are place under the lens not at a distance
57361
good question. there are two eyepieces. if you ask me the distance would be the equivalent of a 500mm lense without the zoom applied on the binocs.
415183
You're not doing anything wrong. The eye relief is very short for this magnifier. In order to get full sight picture your eye has to be that close.
1106735
The magnification depends on the eyepiece used. This is a low end telescope, so image quality deteriorates at higher magnification (shorter focal length eyepiece) The maker claims 300X magnification using the supplied 3x Barlow; I find that claim laughable. Keep in mind that, as with any Astronomical Telescope, the image will be inverted (upside down, left to right reversed) unless you use an erecting diagonal.
1850462
It isn't very fast but it is accurate, with the front element remaining fixed. Nevertheless, AF will hunt about when lighting is low and in cases of very low lighting the lens is unable to focus.
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No. The magnifier can adjust to center in the field of view of the magnifier whatever is being magnified.
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In the "storage" mode, the lens is covered by a plastic shield. To use the magnifier, you pull the covering down. If you only pull it down enough to fully expose the lens, the light remains on. Pull it completely down and the light comes on. Nice product.
707750
I'm not sure, I don't wear glasses, but it does magnify image after all, and is adjustable.
77654
No. it only magnifies mid-range objects. If you put out your hands at arms length you can see enhanced details of lines on the palm of your hands. These glasses are not intended for reading. If you want to see a live demo/display i recommend you visit a Best Buy to test it out before you purchase it on Amazon
2075683
My vision is not that far out however I have issues with small print and it is exactly what I use them for is reading. the multiple lens should give you a good match. I wear over my glasses also.
225467
Adequate in low light. I used it on a whale watching trip in an overcast day. You may get eyestrain if you use it too long.