I am not sure how to use the Adjustable Ocular Lens Lock Ring. The manual is not very helpful on the matter.
585631
Moe, I can confirm what James said is correct. I own and use this scope. It is a very fine scope indeed.
585632
Moe, rotate the lock ring counter clockwise. You will be able to turn the ocular lens. Bring the scope up to your eye while looking at a wall in your house. It helps if the wall is a lighter color. The cross hairs should appear crisp to your eye, not blurry. If not screw the ocular lens out or in until it appears crisp as soon as you bring it up to your eye while looking at the wall. Once the cross hairs appear crisp and clear to your eye, just lock the ring back down on the lens so it cannot move. Your done!
585633
Pretty simple, just make the adjustment to the lens and then screw the locking ring towards the body of the scope and snug it against the body of the scope.
239218
If not mounted in a can then you must remove the plastic lens. Use a old credit card. There are screws underneath that hold ring in.
205777
the adapter ring just screws onto the threads on the end of your camera lens.... think of it as a flashlight... sometimes they get threaded wrong.... face the camera lens up.... lay the adapter ring on top.... make sure ALL IS EVEN then carefully without much force turn clockwise until tight... don't over tighten and your all set to then your all set to ad your new lens.... in the same manner.... hope this helps..... I had a lil trouble myself until I faced the lens up.... its a problem because the threads are so fine and they want to jump the track and go the next thread down.... which makes it come out weird... the adapter ring just screws onto the threads on the end of your camera lens.... think of it as a flashlight... sometimes they get threaded wrong.... face the camera lens up.... lay the adapter ring on top.... make sure ALL IS EVEN then carefully without much force turn clockwise until tight... don't over tighten and your all set to then your all set to ad your new lens.... in the same manner.... hope this helps..... I had a lil trouble myself until I faced the lens up.... its a problem because the threads are so fine and they want to jump the track and go the next thread down.... which... » Read More the adapter ring just screws onto the threads on the end of your camera lens.... think of it as a flashlight... sometimes they get threaded wrong.... face the camera lens up.... lay the adapter ring on top.... make sure ALL IS EVEN then carefully without much force turn clockwise until tight... don't over tighten and your all set to then your all set to ad your new lens.... in the same manner.... hope this helps..... I had a lil trouble myself until I faced the lens up.... its a problem because the threads are so fine and they want to jump the track and go the next thread down.... which makes it come out weird... « Show Less
1277040
You can make it rotate by grasping the base with your left hand, and grasping the round lens with the right hand. Then, gently turn your two hands in opposite directions, thereby causing the lens to rotate around the base. If you experience pain in your hands or wrists, you are twisting too far.
949016
You have to use the correct metal ring, included in the kit, for the lens to connect properly. All of the rings do not work, so look them over carefully and choose the correct ones, put the others aside so you don't get them mixed up.
262274
There are three axial screws keeping silver ring in place. In distance numbers are facing in wrong direction you can unscrew silver ring and ajust it. I did it. If you place spacer bush between silver ring and black body you can ajust infinity focus (if your lens with adapter focus before infinity). This trick I didn't try.
1749375
The lens are not adjustable. I don't wear glasses but I would think that glasses would not be a handy cap.
726386
There is a lock/button on the side of the barrel. Don't push or press in this button. Instead, push it along the barrel, i.e. the direction along the lens.
1937694
I'm having the same problem using this lens on my D80 camera. What you are saying is that there is no way for me to use the ring to adjust the aperture? It only works when locked on 22?? This doesn't seem right.
1529401
The adapter I have was very tight at first. I removed the assembly from the camera and had to use a considerable amount of force to get it to come off the first lens I put it on. Just MAKE SURE the small release pin on the side is pulled back (to release the locking pin) before trying to rotate the adapter when removing it. Be careful not to damage your lens. Best of luck.
93379
It locks into place just as any Nikon lens would. Hope that helps. You can also check videos on youtube for T-ring adapters for Nikon/Canon/Sony/Pentex, Ect..... To better learn about them.
1621261
You would need take out the front plastic cover. The one around the lens by twisting it to the left. So push and twist it off. Replace that with your plastic adapter and then screw your lens in.. There are 2 dots you need to align and twist to the right. I hope this helps..
1028081
Forgot one thing. On the adapter's flange, there is a small gap. You can line up this gap to a guide on fd lens, then let the guide goes through the gap before turning the adapter clockwise.
1521075
I just got this lens and cannot figure out how to adjust the aperture... I can only take photos in f/22 otherwise it tells me to "lock lens aperture ring at minimum aperture" even if I put it in M (manual) mode. How do I change it so the aperture is adjustable and not fixed?
1570875
You have to be able to turn the lens incasement in order to adjust focus.You also might need to clean the lens with soft lint free cloth to remove any fingerprints that may be on the lens. If you haven't got too far on the install, you maybe able to adjust then reinstall. I hope this helps.
504562
As someone else mentioned, the blue ring on the adapter adjusts the aperture in your lens. If the lens that you're using has its own aperture ring, it's best to set the blue ring on the smallest circle and adjust the aperture using the lens ring. If you have the blue ring on the largest circle, the lens ring won't be able to close down.
559716
I don't know how is was designed to work, but on my lens, I must press the button to lock and unlock it. When rotating the zoom ring in the process of "locking" it, it stops at fl "18." I then must press the button to store the lens.