How do I remove the adaptor?
144868
The small rectangular tabs on the top and bottom flex slightly to release. Pull outward away from the housing and it pops off.
144869
It simply snaps into place. It holds firm, but you can remove it by snapping it off fairly easily without any tools. I've attached mine and removed it several times. I use mine to blur the propeller while flying with the camera on the outside of the aircraft. It holds firm under 100+ mph winds but can be removed easily when I don't need a filter.
1447629
I had to take all the adaptors out and then the converter. It was tight but it did finally come out.
356534
I'm not sure. When I screwed the adaptor in, it became lodged and wouldn't unscrew. In order to remove it, I had to use force and it destroyed my lifeproof box. I wouldn't recommend this product and I would send it back for a refund. I know it's more expensive, but I would order all replacement products from lifeproof.
1086797
You can purchase a replacement from emjoi.com. Search for emagine adapter and it should come up. I just purchased one for 19.99 from there.
1357492
I no longer have these as I sold my Zeiss lenses but I did have the same problem and asked the same question and this is what I found out.....There is a very small (and unfortunately hard to see) flexible metal release....push on it and that will release the ring adapter so that you can unscrew it. Hope that helps.
262276
There's kind of a notch on the back, right below where the triangle is pointing to. In that notch is a silver tab. That tab has to be pressed down, or moved to the side. That will lift the tiny metal cylinder that locks into the lens and holds the adapter into the lens. I have a few different types of adapters, and they're all a little tricky to get off. But once you understand the concept of lifting that tiny cylinder up, it's not too hard to figure out how to remove them.
1483079
If you are talking about the adapter ring, they can be difficult. They come off counterclockwise. You can try a plastic jar opener grip and try to grip evenly around the perimeter, otherwise you will just pinch it and make it more difficult to remove. Good Luck
1372748
I believe the tripod block fits to the adaptor by screw and is set in with a permanent Loctite product. No. It is not easily removed.
1679305
you do not need an adapter! Watch this video! it helps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5RprTUro1Q
1270650
You don't; if the one you got is like the one I did, then it's glued in there and attempting to remove it will result in destroying the converter and rendering the pen useless.
68015
I believe you could remove it. Although I have no experience. I've only installed mine but could probably remove it if it became necessary.
1155566
not without an adapterHowever when I did it, one adapter after another i finally ripped it all out.
1943302
I don't have access to the adapter anymore. I'm sorry, I can't answer your question.
2020086
There are 2 screws to remove it. Look inside the 2 holes on the arm. Philips head screwdriver, and you are done.
1742303
Unscrew the cap on the valve attachment. Pull out the adapter inside and reverse its position (turn it around). Replace the cap.
1736995
Stick a small screw driver in the slot between the head and cable to hold the cable in place. Then unscrew the head off the threaded cable bolt
368554
I believe the adapter ring is plastic. If you contact the company I think they will replace it for you.