this looks like 1x20 but there is no spec, not even on the VISM website... do the instructions give the lens size?
590762
I don't know the size - and don't really care. I had the scope for as long as it took me to get home, try it, and drive back to the store I bought it. It was pure junk. Someone commented on my review that they are not made in China but in the US - which is interesting since it said clearly on the box and on the scope it was made in China. I had read that they were rejects made in China for Tasco (not a great brand to start with)...and these are rejects? I don't know if that's true or not, but this was the worst piece of optics I've ever used. I was fooled in the shop when I bought it when I thought the laser dot was the dot for the reflex siight - it was nice and clear and round. But the reflex dot was WAY too bright and as I said in the review it was a couple of irregular shaped spots (two of them) - so I wouldn't know which to put on the target (not that I think it would matter at 10 feet, but at 10 feet I'd rather use iron sights which are clear, accurate and won't run out of battery power.
1211051
What I did was, using a set of metric vernier calipers measure the outside diameter of bothe the Ocular lens (eyepiece) and the objective lens. Then using the Butler creek measurement table, chose the size as close too or slightly smaller than that measurement. I too had issues with finding what I needed and I did have to surf about a bit, but I finally found a table that had all of scope cap sizes and measurements. Hope this helps
834980
You need to check the size on the lens. This number will apply to lens caps and filter. Just check for the writing on the lens on the bottom end, check for this symbol Ø, and the number to the right of it gives you the size in mm.
241619
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.
159765
This depends on your lens size. Look at the lens which usually will indicate the size. Each lens is a different circumference. Yours will display this.
709653
Is that the standard lens? Usually you can see the size on the lens itself. (P.S. are you a writer for the Pojo?)
1113182
The lens visor is threaded so a filter can be attached. As far as the size goes, there is a reference to 83mm on the lens but I have no idea what it refers to.
1990233
The info for it at ANOTHER website says it's a 6mm Focal Length lens, which is wide-angle (if that site is correct).
349679
The lens is 5x2.5 and the arm is 6 inches. They work well on my Harley and are well made.
1808648
You have to LOOK AT your lens and it will display somewhere on it (the front most cases) either 0.77 or 0.72 or so on,,,,,thats your filter size,,,,,,, hope this helps ,,,
459315
Look inside one of your lens caps. It will say "52" or whatever the thread size is.
1883182
24cm; I 'd not use it for macros if you want 1:1 reproduction; the kit lens combined with macro adapter may be the better route; or a real macro like the 60mm
2272777
I don't own an SX, but the filter size is typically written on the front of the lens. Should be a number followed by a circle with a line through it. If it says 58, you're good to go.
615924
Yes, that is correct. It should be 20-60X80 like a scope that is veritable power. 80mm is the objective lens size. 20 power is the low magnification, 60 the max.
1202472
They are way smaller than that: 4" wide, 3" tall and 2.5" front2back. Lens size is 2.5" x 1.7" These measures exclude the base, which may add about 1.5" to the height.
1332000
I am not sure how large that specific lense is. However I do know that I have about 2 inches extra on my "regular" lense.
2198468
Depends what model you have. Look in your lens cap and it should say the size in there for example 67Ø or 77Ø. Ø=mm If it says 67Ø in the lens cap then you are good to go.