dose the outer rim turn independent for use with a tulip shade
48179
No! the filter has threads to attach it to the camera and threads tho screw another filteron top but nothing rotates
48180
Like a free spinning rim like some circular polarizers? Nope. This doesnt turn independantly
48181
This filter screws into the inner threads on the nose of the lense. When in place it is stationary, flush with the edge of the lense and does not interfere with the lense hood on my XL2 in any way.
48182
the Polarizing filter is the only filter that will rotate. it is awkward but can be used with the tulip
48183
Ummm. Not sure I understand the question. It's a glass filter, not a polarizing filter, so there shouldn't be a part that turns. Besides that, on my Canon cameras, the tulip attaches to the lens, not to the filter.
473675
This lamp shade comes with a cross bar on the top, it does not clamp onto the bulb. I hope this helps yoou.
1128687
Yes it rotates and that is a great feature if you want to bend over and was your face. It takes enough effort to move and will stay in place. A great fixture
1510944
Under normal use, it shouldn't. I use a bunch of them. They are thin! But they have to be to turn. You can't tell the difference by looking at it, if you didn't know it turned. These are worth the price.
1919764
On a single axis the bulb and housing ring move. Not a lot of play but some, turn the whole fixture to change the direction.
446333
the shade is operated by a plastic roller chain. You need to to attach the bottom hub of the roller chain to the wall. It funtions well and the side the roller chain is on is reversable
1235836
Yes. It is a piece of glass that is removable and "fits" onto a metal piece that keeps it in place while it turns
1960740
No glass top required can even work on a rimless tank, the legs fit nicely over the edge but are reversible to set it even lower in the tank if desired, best light for the price out there.
1557713
Hi-The lid does rotate and you can align the two open slots to allow airflow across the top of the shelter. Also, you can remove the circular shaped insulation from the lid too. Consider also a tent-like cover to shade and reflect the sunlight from the tube, just use a tarp and four poles (wooded dowels or rebar). I'd provide plenty of fresh water too (under cover of course). Good Luck! Rich
1651229
Has more to do with rim width, however, if you put a bigger tire on your rim, it could block some of the throw both forward and backward of the front and rear lights. It will not affect the side view. Buy the product based on rim width. They will email after your purchase to determine the right size. They were very easy to work with and the lights are awesome. Very, very visble and cool looking. Work well
1987285
Yes. I was not able to install mine, as I could not operate the shade if installed. Found out well after the return time.
846216
When you tighten the shade, the corners will form somewhat of an arc. The corners are not in a straight line and therefore I would say no.
1850678
no, but if you remove them from the rim, I would make sure that they were put back on rotating in the same direction.
446334
the shade is operated by a plastic roller chain. You need to to attach the bottom hub of the roller chain to the wall.It funtions well and the side the roller chain is on is reversable
1803494
No. The metal lid/cover over the bulb does not swivel allowing a change in the direction of the light. A drawback, in my opinion. The arm does swivel so the light can be shifted from straight down on your work surface to up on a wall, but I haven't found that swivel to be helpful. The light emitted is very good, easy on the eyes. But there is relatively little flexibility to adjusting the angle of the light down onto the surface below, or the height of the light.
1385358
No, the sun shade does not operate on a swivel . . .the visor itself would have to move to the left.
763442
Yes, but need a little modification. You have to screw in this shade permanently.