Does the camera have any magnification? How is it supposed to be attached to the eyepieces?
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Hi, it does have magnification, but through the included software (via download). It's a digital zoom. So you do lose some quality. To attach, you need to remove the existing eye piece. There is a very small screw holding it. Unscrew that and then pull out. For my microscope, I did not need any of the included adapters. Note installation may be different if you have a different model microscope. Hope this helps.
1532931
I have never had an eyepiece come off inadvertently, but I can say the DK-21M seemed very tightly adherring when I installed it. I have since given the camera to my son and have not heard of any problems from him eitherr.
466968
No, it's a fixed magnification. You can adjust the focus by getting closer or farther away from the object you're magnifying.
2127725
The eyepieces are 10mm and 20mm. The 10 gives a 30x and the 20 gives 15x magnification.
1348196
There is a small wheel to the right of the viewfinder. By turning it you will adjust the viewfinder to your eyesight. Easy!
1773873
I just got one and couldn't see anything either. When I took it out of the box there was a 3" lens that was separate. I thought it was an extra. Turns out that it needed to be placed in the end of the telescope. If this is your case, unscrew the plastic ring at the large end of the telescope (remove the sun shade piece first) place the lens on top of the other lens and replace the plastic ring. There should be 2 lenses at the end. Once I did that I could see great! Start out with the largest eyepiece (25mm) to find objects easily.
906331
As far as I could determine, the camera in the binocular has a "fixed" lens and does not zoom at all. I returned mine due to the poor quality of the photos that the camera takes...would recommend you do the same.
707750
I'm not sure, I don't wear glasses, but it does magnify image after all, and is adjustable.
2210050
no, to do what you want you would need a telescope with a computer drive and software, as others have said you can see an object thrugh the view finder but no magnification. Also, my unit is very sensitive to magnetic interference which has required me to leave my deck and go out into the yard away from the house and garage.
983542
This is a plastic magnifier. It doesn't take photos or connect to anything. You can use it to look at jewels or coins, but it only focuses at a specific range of distance. We use it to look at things in my daycare. Hope this helps!
700696
Yes it gives a normal magnification.....providing you look at it straight on.... it is distorted otherwise.
2148580
Magnification is the focal length of the scope (in this case 650mm) divided by the focal length of the eyepiece. The shortest included eyepiece is 10mm. So with what's included the maximum is 65x. If you get shorter eyepieces or a barlow you can easily more than double that. But you'll rarely use such high magnification. Atmospheric distortions become very visible at high magnifications. It has to be a pretty clear evening for me to even WANT that much power. (On most nights the limiting factor is the viewing conditions, not the telescope...)
2098295
No there is only the magnification side. It is a 10x only. It is awesome though, and packs very easily.
507449
You can see through the scope although it has no magnification. It only acts as a sight.
1190631
As per previous answer it is just standard adapter for a camera specific T ring so you can attach camera to telescope that has 1.25 eyepiece It will not give more "strength" (I assume you mean magnification).
1535196
I as well did not receive a lot of information but I went online and learned everything. The telescope comes with an extra lense ( at least mine did). Go to www.orion.com and see what comes up.
1963160
No. There are two eyepieces (it's a binocular scope). Neither has a pointer.