Are these perma focas? The picture is not a perma focus binocular?
173802
The picture I see is of the PermaFocus and these are what I received. I love them and can see great using my glasses.
173803
I really don't know. These do not work for me since I wear glasses. I cannot get a good focus without my glasses, and when I wear the glasses, I can't get a good focus either. I really wish I would not have purchased these for myself. I gave them to my daughter who doesn't wear glasses and she says they are just OK. Hope this helps.
173804
No. I received Bushnell PowerView which is pictured, of course I thought I was ordering PermaFocus. Lesson learned- don
761808
Don't know. Did you adjust horizontally, the lens housing separates in the middle.
356099
No. You can't see through them. I see conflicting definitions of descriptors in other responses, but for clarity's sake: They are opaque, not translucent.
801247
No, they are not. They are smaller in size and without the border. For that reason I returned the camera back and purchased an old, used Polaroid camera.
2154913
Yes, they are, but you have to get closer to an object first, so camera may use autofocus.
1822771
No. There's a curviture to the lens that would not allow for a perscription.
1755638
Would really like to help with your question but, unfortunately, I didn't save the box or the instruction sheet. I can tell you however that these binoc's are great. I've used them on trips to Alaska and to China. I find very little "shake" or distortion at higher magnification compared with others that I looked at from the "brick and mortar" stores. If you purchase them I hope you are as satisfied with the product as I am.
822640
I do not believe so. These are shutter activated and a cinema uses different lenses I think.
496261
The distance between the center of the pupils when focused on infinity (Interpupillary Distance)is not given in any of the specs for these binocs.Jim
1079258
No, they are not. You would need to look at the more expensive PCF series if you need waterproof / fog-proof binoculars.
2191698
There is no focus. Only adjustment is for the width of your eyes. That's it. They work fine for me. Maybe you need to use your glasses.
2054681
No, they are not glass lenses. They are cheapie plastics without any sort of magnification.
238185
I am not sure, but I wish they did have a wider view. However, after having my vision corrected to mono vision (one eye for long distance/one for reading) these actually can focus to the degree that I can see clearly though both eyes.
538132
The lenses are round... Just as shown in the picture. Micro,macro, fisheye.
1896946
They look like there's an adjustment for focus but it's fake. To get my thumbnail in focus, it's approx. 1/2" from the lens. Outside of looking at a diamond mount, I can't think of anything these would be good for. The two lenses are really a frigging joke. Because you have to have the object so close, it's only visible with one lense!I flip the lens up & use the lights when I'm working on a clock movement....outside of that.....their a trash-can purchase.
2074779
Yes they are. Picture is not correct they are twice the size of standard goggles.
1922935
Yes - this pair allows for diopter adjustments, which you calibrate when you first use them out of the box (it may make focusing difficult for other eyes than your own, like when you lend your binos to someone else). I think the paperwork included has directions, and if not you can google how to do it :)