How does the lens attach? Snap fit, screws?
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There is a hex bolt (you'll need a nut driver or small wrench) that's available once you open the hatch. Once this is out, lift the assembly away from the door opening. At the far edge of the light (farthest away from the hex bolt) there's a prong on the inside of the lens assembly that fits into a socket in the body of the car.
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The most important part is the adapter ring. After turning the camera on (lens comes forward) the adapter fits over the raised ridges and turns about 90 degrees. Then the 58 mm filters screw onto the adapter. I would post pictures if I could. Look at the ridges around the end do the lens. Hope this helps
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If you'll notice, the inside of the fixed lens is threaded. They just screw right on to the existing lens.
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As I recall, there is a piece on the lens that has to unscrew and be removed before the lens hood will attach.
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The lens cap slips over the outside and snaps in place. Standard filters won't work but it is a great lens.
621553
There is a screwdriver slot on one end. Insert screwdriver in slot and turn screwdriver slightly and the red lens will pop off.
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I'm not sure, as I returned my case, it was just too cumbersome. You have to remove the part that covers the lens and then where do you put it?
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You would have to check with your optometrist to see if they can craft the lenses to fit. I have two pair of these, one with plastic and one with perforated steel. It is rather difficult to get the lens out and back in because there is no screw or anything in the frame. The plastic is probably more pliable at elevated temperatures, which could be used to pop the lens out and back in. They were not designed to have the lenses removed.
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there is normally a small set screw you need to loosen, it's around where the lens cover meets the main housing. The lens cover will pull off. there is a O ring to keep it water tight that sometimes makes it hard to come apart. it does just pull straight apart.
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Keep in mind that the silver release is NOT a screw, but a button/slide tab. When in place, you'd push it down/away from the lens to release the pin that's holding it on the lens. Now that it's gone, you should still see hole where it was. You are going to need something very small, like a jeweler's screwdriver (smallest size Phillips head) or a sewing needle and you are going to have to have a pretty good light source. You'll need to try to get the tip of the jeweler's screwdriver or tip of the needle into the hole and search for the hole in the pin (it's there somewhere, but it might be up towards the lens). This will be tough, but you'll have to play at it till you can get some leverage on the pin to pull it down and away from the lens so you can release it. Keep in mind that the pin is spring-loaded, so it naturally wants to drive up and into the matching hole on the lens ring. This means IF you can get the pin to slide down, you'll have to hold it down while you are turning the lens against the adapter body to release. Like I said, this will be tricky and require some finesse. If you can't manage it, you will probably have to track down a local shop that repairs lens and camera bodies. They will have the experience and tools to remove it without damaging the lens. FYI: I am also no longer using this POS adapter. As others here have stated, it's poorly-made and has absolutely zero documentation. Sorry for your troubles!
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Its a screw on type lens that fits 58mm lenses. Of you have ever purchased a filter such as a UV or a CPL same style screw on type fit. Works great!
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It screws onto your existing lens with the thread adapter. Will fit the sizes that are listed on the adapters but if it is smaller you will have a black ring on the image unless you use a zoom.
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It attaches to a lens with a 52 mm filter thread. Screw it in as you would a filter.
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I have that combination. Without a skylight filter on the lens and the lens fully retracted, it fits like a glove. With the filter it won't quite snap. It might if it were stretched after a while, but up front no.
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Hi Patricia. Nice to meet you. The process is easy. There is a small ring included that goes on the end of that camera. You just twist it on. Then this lens screw on that by turning it about 3 times. It's like screwing in a light bulb. It is easily removable. Thank you and all the best- Charlie
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it is a pretty simple screw/unscrew. no tools needed. this is a great tripod if you are not in a hurry, takes a little bit to set up. i shoot a large nikon d800 with large lenses and the head takes some tightening. for smaller cameras this would not be an issue. I was happy with the purchase over all. light and packs small.
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I think it fits fine. I read that some think the place where the lens is should be different. I don't think it needs a different construction. I like it the way it is.