Are the lenses separate fram the mask itself? Will they stay where they are supposed to when under water? How quickly can I get this if I live in LA
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Not really. These filters should not be changed underwater. They are screw on type similar to what is used on SLR lenses.
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They are machine screws. They come in and out but are tight and don't let water in. What the screws do is they hold the black seal onto the housing. In other words they hold on the lense. This was considered old now because the standard housing has the same exact screws just on the inside. Get this housing it's awesome. Your case( if you look on inside) you should see screws. It's the same on this just on the outside to attach or hold on the lense. If you have any more questions feel free to ask
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I am so accustomed to wearing a snorkel, I haven't noticed that it impairs vision at all. I wear goggles every swim so, I would say its safe to wear a mask.
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The space between the filter and the lens will fill with water. I will usually fill the space with fresh water on the dive boat by removing and replacing the filter with the camera submerged in the camera rinse bin or by removing the filter once I get in the water. Be very careful if doing this on the surface especially when wearing gloves as the filters can be easily dropped and lost.
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Vision is relatively normal with snorkel in position, I use swim goggles and the fit together fine. Mask would be too big.
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Not really sure. I used them on my bike trip to Stugis this year and really liked them as they seemed to stop wind from whipping behind the lens. Had some light rain several times and they didn't fog but it was pretty warm out. I just like the ability to change lens to fit the conditions. Note - don't grab the soft rubber nose piece when changing lenes- hold on to the hard plastic piece.
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You can loosen the goggles to make them less "suctiony" but the plastic seal may still be more suction than you want. It would definitely be worth a try. The mask is easy to adjust.
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I haven't removed the adapter. I've kept it in place underwater without the lense without any problem at all.
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Yes. The lens did well under water. Unfortunately, the rest of the camera did not. It flooded the first time under water. Had to send it back. Amazon was great with the return though.
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I am not sure which answer you are looking for, I purchased the replacement lens set and I am also a diver. So to answer your question I will describe each of the 3 total lense doors that i have. The original lense that came with my waterproof case works great for diving. I have personally had it to 125' with no problems. The second lense door that i use for diving is the flat one that came in the replacement lense door kit. I have had it to 125' as well with no problems. Either of these will work for diving. The original does give a slight fisheye image, that the flat one does not. The third lense is the second one int replacement door kit. It is designed for enhanced sound pickup and works on rainy days but is not for diving. I hope my somewhat longwinded answer helps you. I am glad that i purchased the replacement doors i have used both of them with good results. Mike W.
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Hello. See my answer below. First, though I would recommend another brand entirely. These fog up terribly and the fit leaves something to be desired. I have been a swimmer and scuba diver for many years and would suggest you go cheaper if you are just planning to swim. Speedo is a good brand overall. Also, would recommend that you wear contact beneath your mask. You are more likely to get headaches with glasses on. There will be double depth to your overall perception. Hope this helps.
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Hi Tom, unfortunately I haven't tried to use mine underwater since I take videos of my hiking adventures. But, I highly doubt it would work underwater since it is made for out of water use. The underwater replacement lenses are flat, not curved. If you hunt Amazon, you can find the lenses made for underwater shooting.
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I don't know. The lenses are flexible, since they are meant to be normally attached to the inside curve of the sunglasses, etc, so you might be able to attach them to the mask...but I think they are meant to be attached to the inside curve of the glasses, and putting it on the flat surface like the inside of the scuba mask would might defeat the proper curvature ... It might be best if you could get answers from the manufacturer. Sorry I wasn't much help.
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Oh one more thing. Its not water proof. So u will need to put super glue around the lens between
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Email the vendor you are interested in to check as the vendor I bought from sent a regular lens. Also check with B&H; Photo as theirs does include the waterproof lens and when I bought mine their price was very good.
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Hi, TA. It comes w/all but the lens cloth, but you can get that for next to nothing at an eyeglass store. I hate that the lens caps won't stay put, but I've had that problem w/ other binocs too. I considered carefully what I wanted in a little bird spotting scope and bought this w/ the knowledge that it's better at finding things than focusing quite closely on the subject. I dearly wish I'd done it the other way around. Either that or I should have gotten both kinds. Or blown a lot of money (which I don't have) on a high end scope. So. My birdies are fuzzy, but it's fine for now.