Once you get the lens out of your eye with this how do you remove it from the REMOVER suction cup???
1889419
It's easy. You just use your fingers. The suction strength is not so strong that you can't get them off. I just replaced the one I have been using for 8 years. I hope this helps. :-)
1889420
Well, it is my granddaughter that has a hard contact in one eye, so I have only had to use it once. When I did, it sort of fell right off the plunger into the solution in the contact holder. Her mom usually does it so I am not an expert at all.
1889421
you have to do it carefully as to not break the lens( if they are hard lenses) as it's a pretty tight suction. I usually put a bit of water on it and then gently twist it a bit using my forefingers. This thing has helped me out more times than I can say as my lenses won't come out once my eyes are watery.
1889422
Just lift it gently from the suction. I've been using them for years! It's much better than popping them out of your eyes.
2022563
Use a small coin such as a penny or a dime to carefully separate the red lens from the black body. Battery compartment is inside.
1024458
You have to remove the case. I actually returned mine. The lens didn't stick with the adhesive that was included. Also you have to be dead on with the placement of the lens on the iphone because if you're not it shows up in all your pictures. It was really hard to line up. I give the photo jojo no stars.
1735316
Yes, this can be removed. Any lens, filter, ect., can be used as lond as they the thread as as the 52 mm adapter. I use this on mt camera.
999178
wet the back of the suction cup and then press it against the windshield and snap the lever. makes it very hard to removea little saliva works every time.
1419228
Use a small flat head screwdriver. Look at each lens and you will see the tab you need to push on. Very easy process. Just take your time and not force the removal.
184058
No u gotta take it off I keep it in my camera bag don't yank it off figure out how to take it off there is a way I think u pik it up then gently slide it out
322514
Your lens goes onto the tube with the metal face ring on it. To release your lens, simply push the silver knob towards the back of the tube. It releases a small pin that locks your lens onto the extension tube/s. Don't unscrew the knob, because it is what actuates the pin! Always read the instructions before assembling anything to avoid breaking them.
2049843
Sorry - it's too early in the morning - I answered before noticing that it was a question about the Sony view finder. If I'm understanding you correctly - the soft eye piece literally just snaps on and off. A small amount of force will pull the rubber cover away from the EVF unit. You shouldn't feel as if you are about to break the (expensive) item - but it just snaps off. Once it's off you'll see that the rubber cover is attached through a simple tongue / grove arrangement. Snap it off by applying pressure to the top of the cover rather than the sides.
308499
You should be able to remove the M-mount lens from the adapter by sliding the button towards the rear of the adapter. In other words, the button slides backwards towards the camera, the button is not pressed down towards the lens. Hope this helps.
158283
Twist up, pull out, pop another one in. If it is too small to grip an eyeglass screwdriver or pin can be used to leverage it out.
768953
Hi Patricia. Nice to meet you. The process is easy. There is a small ring included that goes on the end of that camera. You just twist it on. Then this lens screw on that by turning it about 3 times. It's like screwing in a light bulb. It is easily removable. Thank you and all the best- Charlie
2207640
The previous answers, including my own, explain how to remove the opaque lens cover to access the battery compartment.
768359
There is a button on the side of the-adapter, you need to pull out or push in to un mount the lens
1153519
There's a clip that screws into the bottom of your camera (assuming your camera has a tripod mount). You can unscrew the clip or use the quick release button to just detach the tripod itself.
2086216
Yeah the exact same thing happen to me. I hope the lens it's stuck to is not too expensive. Cause the way I chose to remove it was by forcefully twisting it off. If it's a cheap kit lens a little plastic piece will break off. But the lens will work just fine. It won't destroy it, just modify it a little.
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I don't think. Once you tighten them on your lens and clip the left overs, it is not possible to remove it without damaging. But a strap for each lens.