What is the distance between the center of the lenses?
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I thought that would matter. It doesn't unless you are doing landscapes. Anything within a hundred feet will be in 3D and be noticeable.Even objects 200-300 feet away are in distinct planes with each eye having them in a slightly different position. The lenses are "toed" in with convergence at about 7-8 feet which makes distant objects also in 3D. Like a brownie instant shot camera for 3D. Better 3D than "The Man of Steel" which is fake 3D. Use the wide angle only for best results.
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The magnification with my 18 to 55mm zoom lens set at 55mm is 6X. The distance frim the subject is about 4 inches.
83928
There is a lock somewhere outside the lens near the body. This might prevent you from changing the focal length.
1002348
It depends on your thread size. Besides the lense size 18-55 mm, there is another number on the lenses that appears something like; 052 , 055, 058,062, 072. It starts with a zero with a line through it. This is your thread size. I hope this helped.
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I wish I could help you but I gave these as a gift and I am not a camera person at all, sorry. I don't know anything about sizes of lenses, hopefully someone else will answer you.
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My husband's eyes are also close-set. He uses the binocs all the way closed. The distance between the center of his eyeballs measures about 2-1/2" ...the same as the eye pieces on the binocs. I hope this info helps
1740269
They are not mirrored. From center of the lense to bottom is 1 1/2". From side of one lense to the other is almost 3"
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Anything closer than about 50-75 feet will be out of focus. Beyond that they are great. These are auto-focus and you can not adjust the focus manually.
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About six inches. Probably a little less. One of the huge benefits of this wonderful little lens!
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According to the specifications printed on the side of the box, the close focus for these binoculars is 26ft./8m. Hope this helps.
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mount them 1" apart---that is the space distance where the glasses slide in.
532810
The lens is 1/2" high. The narrow lenses allow me to wear my reading glasses to read and to look over the top of them. I don't have to take them off to walk or focus on distant things. The arms are straight so they are easy to slip on and off. Love 'em!
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You can focus on objects as close as 1.5 feet. For distance viewing, it brings everything 6-8 times closer depending on which model you get.
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The center of the field is pretty sharp and astigmatism-free, though there is some distortion/coma toward the edges (these are not high-end optics). I'm pretty happy with them for extended objects and clusters. I had no problem seeing Jupiter's moons, and if you have a stable tripod you should be able to discern the presence of Saturn's rings.
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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.
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I'm sorry I don't understand your question. They are too large and I had to cut to size. Difficult to measure now.I use the bottom 1/3 of lense in my sunglasses.
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52 is the width of each lens, 18 is the distance between lenses (the bridge), the last number is the length of the piece that goes from the lens back to the ear, all in mm.