is the lens adjustable on the ML125-33014
1111491
If by adjustable you mean you can turn the head of the flashlight to change the shape of the beam, then yes.
1214698
Have not made lens change however the manual establishes to use Lens type E Mount. You should check if your lens are compatible
74723
No. The WR lense is an option. It comes in the 18-55mm but not standard. It's standard on the 18-135mm lense I believe.
2048393
Yes very adjustable ,however we hv yet to see thru the telescope so i may purchase another brand.
1666873
No, the lens is fixed. However, I've found I really don't need the extra magnification.
595978
Yes you can adjust the aperture... It goes from f/2.8 to f/22. It's a great piece of glass!
1348195
Yes. There is an adjustment next to the viewfinder that allows for fine tuning of the focus.
1679461
Its infinitely variable as far as I can tell. Its like twisting a knob. I don't use this very often, only on one particular lens. I almost forgot about it. Thanks for reminding. No issues with this at all. Just guesstimate only for aperatures.
2003016
This camera is a fixed lens camera. No adjustments can be made. There is a slot in the base that allows the addition of a microphone.
1915403
It has an adjustable strap. But depending on the lens. Moving will be a bit of a problem.
2048362
Thank you for your inquiry. I'm sorry, customized lenses do not provide. Thank you.
1470410
OOOPS....I meant 013-135 is the adjustable model (013-070 is another fixed length model)....sorry.
1141404
It is adjustable. Also, you can adjust the condenser/slide distance and the aperture to further enhance your viewing ability.
1255308
Mine has a fixed 1.9x lens and a 1.9x flip lens for both eyes. There is also a 4.5 loupe lens that can be used on the right eye.
966673
Yes, the smaller right side eye piece has an additional adjustment. Hope this helps.
457472
yes there is a set screw inside the dome with small Phillips screw driver. Loosen and turn lens to focus.
765335
Yes, it has a manual adjustment setting (on the dial-top right), in between the C1 (Custom) & Av (Aperture Priority) settings. I hope this answers your question.