Will it work correctly if placed over a fairly rugged/thick case or does it need to be flush with the back of the camera?
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Loreen: This lens works great but it does need to be placed directly over the phone and not over the case :) Hope this helps! -Trace K
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Needs to be flush with the camera. I have to take my case each time I use it. It's a pain and is a reason I rarely use the lens. It's a itty because it's a great inexpensive lens.
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The case is thick enough to provide a lip so the camera doesn't touch surfaces when set down.
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I got mine and have no problems taking photos in the front or the back. I love this case
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Yes. You might have to remove the case if you are using one to get it to sit on the camera correctly though.
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My camera is 4.5 inches long, and it just barely fits in this case. It is a very tight fit. The camera is also 2.0 inches thick, and that is a deal-breaker for this case. I cannot zip the case shut. So, although this case has some give to it, the padding is very thick and I'm guessing 1.0-1.5 inches is the max. thickness it can handle.
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I don't have ur problem. It fits the space well no need to make it tighter. the only problem is if it is put in the position for the back camera, then I have to turn up side down for the mail checking. The mail doesn't change the direction automatically.
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It doesn't effect the camera at all. I used mine with no problem and it's a great case too!
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It can become a little off center, but it has never interfered with the camera. The case just feels and works quite well.
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Not at all, really. Maybe a little bit if you push on one of the top corners, because of the extra protection around the camera. Mine is still very flat though, even after months of rough use and being dropped.
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I haven't installed it yet, but it has a film over "sticky" part, so you can remove it,(from the camera) but, putting it back on may not last, once adhesive is compromised. I bought a case for the camera which solves 2 issues: protection, and grip. Hope that helps.
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There is no trick if yo can't get it in, there may have sent you the wrong case. It should be tight but it should fit. Make sure to match the screw with the hole under camera. Search YouTube they may have a video that shows you how
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It is just thicker than the camera bump. The camera will not touch the surface at all when laid flat.
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If you're referring to the additional battery grip, no the case will not fit over it. It fits perfectly for just the camera.
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The threaded metal part mounted to the case MUST rotate to secure it to the camera. If it doesn't , the case is defective. Force it. You have nothing to lose. Good luck.
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It would depend on the angle and texture of the dash. If it is hard plastic and bumpy, it will move around a bit more. If it is more leather/pleather, it should stay put through slower turns. The majority of the friction comes from the raised portion around the camera, but the back is mostly smooth. The front has more friction, but that would seem to defeat the purpose. So basically, it's not ideally suited to the task, but it would probably work.
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It is a good tight fit, but I don't think it was an issue. In my opinion it seems harder to mount the battery on the camera than it is to mount on the charger .
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It goes on very tight, you clip it in and then screw it down. It never snagged or broke off for me and i'm pretty rough on my camera. It definitely wouldn't come off without you noticing.