How do you keep the lenses in place?
584692
They snap into a groove in the frame along the top. I have never had a problem with them falling out.
584693
In truth, not much only use for walking and driving but changes crystals are perfectly maintained by the time its support hata far I have not had any problem with them but again not much use not as serious if it are continuous and prolonged use
584694
Hello Cynthia. Just bend a little the lens to insert or extract from the right spots as the lens have a small cut to adapt perfectly. It's easy.Good luck!
2217166
not possible with one hand. Both lenses from front, and eye piece needs adjustment.
2072820
To change the lenses, just make sure the narrow end is facing away from the nose piece. First insert that end into the top slot and firmly press away from the nose piece and up until it "popps" into place. As for the insert glasses that came with, I just discarded them. I couldn't figure that one out.
2017205
They are a bit tricky to adjust and get used to. Try holding the binoculars and closing your left eye adjust the ring on the right lens till it's in focus then open your left eye and turn the middle dial until both lens are clear. One set up they are great easy to carry and great for distances my son and I used ours all over Bhutan and were very satisfied! Good luck
1811072
There is a ring mount (sizes vary per lens) that screws onto your lens. The filter holder then snaps onto the ring. They are fairly cheap but sold separately.
1822727
I use a combination of Giottos Rocket Blower, a lens pen, & Lens Clens drops with a microfiber cloth. Hope that helps.
1661286
Tension can be adjusted slightly. I have never had my glasses fall off & I used them when I work out & play sports.This includes doing push-ups, where your head is facing down.
869509
Personally I just breath some "breath steam" on them and use a lens cloth to wipe them off. My lenses are a bit floppy in the frames, but this has worked the best for me.
1274009
The thing to keep in mind about these is that they are compact. So the eye pieces are set wider than the view lenses. Turn them around.
1347749
There should be a groove in the lens where it mates to the case near the switch. Stick a coin in the groove and twist, the lens should pop off.
854402
Use an eyeglass screw driver mine fit great for it a little pressure is needed to take them out
1793016
The clear center lens twists and comes out of the front of the white housing. When you remove the lens it exposes the screw holes to mount the white housing to whatever you are going to attach it to. After you have mounted the white housing push the clear lens back in the center and twist to lock in place.
1597223
Find with that lens you have to get very close and use tripod or be steady. Use a shorter lens.
957314
I presume using other lenses provided: The other lens just 'screw' onto the fixed lens. Unless you're meaning storage of the external lenses???? I've got an extra camera bag for all the "loose' stuff.
2270251
My advice would be to use manual adjustments to keep the exposure to no longer than 1/30. I have no experience with stabilizing lenses. They serve to reduce some noise due to camera movement, and so are likely to improve the image. That said, the better solution would be to stabilize the camera (tripod), and if that is not an option, use Manual settings, adjust sensitivity and f-stop (etc), to allow for 1/30 or shorter exposure.
564173
My flash has a built in defuser I use to keep it in place. You could also use some tape to keep it in place too.
294309
No, there is no stabilizing mechanism. These are small and light binoculars, and the downside to the smaller size is a smaller field of vision and the need to adjust the width to an absolutely precise distance between your eyes, otherwise you won't be able to see through both lenses at once. If steadiness is a problem, it might be better to purchase full sized binoculars, as there is more tolerance for motion in the bigger ones, even if they're heavier.