What is 36x? Is 35x almost the same? What lens is needed if it were a DSLR? Is the 36x really 6 times horizontally and 6 times vertically (so 6 x 6 = 36 of magnification area-wise).
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Hello, you're using the "36x" figure in a way it's not intended. It simply means that the mm of the longest telephoto end is 36 times more magnification than the mm of the widest telephoto end. Therefore, the difference between "36x" and "35x" would be relatively trivial. Regarding the star ratings, those are averaged opinions from users based on their satisfaction. Regarding putting a superzoom lens on a Rebel T2i, no such lens (36x range) exists at any price. It's only possible on the P500 and other point-and-shoot cameras because they have a much smaller sensor than the T2i and other DSLR cameras. However, you can buy an 18-200mm zoom for the T2i, which works out to about 11x zoom range.
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I'm estimating about 2.5x to 3x. For higher magnification, you may have to go for a smaller diameter. I like the wide field of view the 4" glass gives. It's a beautiful magnifier and comes in a very nice box (in case you have gift-giving in mind).
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About 6.5 inches long/width. 4.5 inches high. About 4 inches deep (lens when closed). Lens opens up to about 1 inch. Hope that helps.
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Depends on which size you are shooting. If you are going 6x6, you'll get 12 exposures.,6x7 will get you 10 exposures, 6x9 may be 8 or 9, I don't recall
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just using my hand, no ruler, 4.5 side viewX9 long X 6 high. plenty of room for my camera i only carry one lens and it's on the camera, my charger my xtra battery and data and charging chords. on the ends a sizeable compartment for extra lens covers or what ever you want to pack. i really like mine it worked out well for me.
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Hello, you're using the "36x" figure in a way it's not intended. It simply means that the mm of the longest telephoto end is 36 times more magnification than the mm of the widest telephoto end.Therefore, the difference between "36x" and "35x" would be relatively trivial.Regarding the star ratings, those are averaged opinions from users based on their satisfaction.Regarding putting a superzoom lens on a Rebel T2i, no such lens (36x range) exists at any price. It's only possible on the P500 and other point-and-shoot cameras because they have a much smaller sensor than the T2i and other DSLR cameras. However, you can buy an 18-200mm zoom for the T2i, which works out to about 11x zoom range. Hello, you're using the "36x" figure in a way it's not intended. It simply means that the mm of the longest telephoto end is 36 times more magnification than the mm of the widest telephoto end.Therefore, the difference between "36x" and "35x" would be relatively trivial.Regarding the star ratings, those are averaged opinions from users based on their satisfaction.Regarding putting a superzoom lens on a Rebel T2i, no such lens (36x range) exists at any price. It's only possible on the P500 and other point-and-shoot cameras... » Read More Hello, you're using the "36x" figure in a way it's not intended. It simply means that the mm of the longest telephoto end is 36 times more magnification than the mm of the widest telephoto end.Therefore, the difference between "36x" and "35x" would be relatively trivial.Regarding the star ratings, those are averaged opinions from users based on their satisfaction.Regarding putting a superzoom lens on a Rebel T2i, no such lens (36x range) exists at any price. It's only possible on the P500 and other point-and-shoot cameras because they have a much smaller sensor than the T2i and other DSLR cameras. However, you can buy an 18-200mm zoom for the T2i, which works out to about 11x zoom range. « Show Less
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Yes. You don't attached this to the lens, so you don't need multiple sizes. All you do is hold in in front of your lens for one shot to do the calibration.
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savy7 answered the question correctly.60mm on a DX camera so not wide angle
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The 0.35 would be wider. Take the focal length of the lens such as 18mm and multiply it by 0.35. That gives you 6.3mm. The 0.45 would work out to be 7.7mm. However, if you have an APS-C sensor camera, you would have to take into consideration the crop factor, say 1.6 on a Canon DSLR. So an 18mm focal length would actually be 28mm. With the 0.35 wide angle it would really be 9.8mm. So in any event, the 0.35X would be wider.
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Len is smaller, not better. Value wise, Used Nex 6 at $400+ is great. Good lens keeps value, not camera.
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Bushnell Perma Focus 8x25. I have to remove my glasses, then all is perfect. Not for upclose. Best for the $$$ Going to Europe in Spring 2014.Can't wait to use them!!!!!!
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Hello Joyce, The "mm" measurement refers to the size lens the filter is meant to fit. Most lenses should have this measurement written on them, and it refers to the diameter of the end of the lens where the filter screws on, not the "35mm equivalent" of the zoom, so it is important that you get the right size for your lens and there is only one correct size. This specification should be listed under the specs for the lens as well, and is specific to that particular lens..other lenses will have different diameters...Hope that helps!
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*Three different acrylic magnifying lenses offered in 2.5x, 5x and 6x powers*Weight: 1.4 -Ounce, Dimensions: 4.25-Inch x 2.375-Inch x 0.375-Inch
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Hello, Canon SX60HS dimensions are Dimensions (WxHxD) 5.0 x 3.6 x 4.5" Digital D-Midsize Case dimensions are 5 x 4 x 6 inches. Will be a little long for the lens. OP/TECH recommends the Digital Offset Case (Dimensions 4.9" x 3.5" x 4.6") Product# 7401034 Neoprene will stretch to give a snug fit.
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52 is the width of each lens, 18 is the distance between lenses (the bridge), the last number is the length of the piece that goes from the lens back to the ear, all in mm.
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It says 2.3X on Amazon Ad. I was looking for 3-5X hand magnifiers when I bought these. Sorry I threw away the box and gave away the others. This is a good purchase because the bright 6 lights allows you to see things even with less magnification. Light make a huge difference. Again sorry. I keep my orders but gave my hard copy away to a friend so they could buy some.
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Each lens has a diameter, and you need the correctly sized filter for that diameter, so it really depends on your lenses... For example, my kit lens takes 58mm. The next lens I plan to buy (50mm f/1.4) is also 58mm. So they'll both take the same sized filter. I have another lens (Tamron 70mm-300mm) which needs a 62mm filter, so I would need to buy another, separate filter just for that if I decided I wanted filters for that as well. Keep in mind, some lenses (generally very-wide angle and fisheyes) won't take this style of filter at all.