What are the magnification levels of the lenses?
1255308
Mine has a fixed 1.9x lens and a 1.9x flip lens for both eyes. There is also a 4.5 loupe lens that can be used on the right eye.
1255309
Magnification: Fixed Lens: 1.5x; Flip Lens: 1.5x; Loupe Lens 7.5x 4 Magnification Powers: Fixed Lens: 1.5x; Fixed Lens + Flip Lens: 3x; Fixed Lens + Loupe: 9x; Fixed Lens + Flip Lens + Loupe: 10.5x
1255310
Box says 1.5x for fixed lense ,1.5x for flip down lense , loupe lense 7.5 x . When you use them all together its supposed to be 10.5x. Please note these appear to be plastic lenses . I find it difficult to use all three lenses together , field of view is very limited. I got it to see to remove splinters / glass as I can't see close up .anymore it works great for that
1255311
Magnification: Fixed Lens: 1.5x; Flip Lens: 1.5x; Loupe Lens 7.5x4 Magnification Powers: Fixed Lens: 1.5x; Fixed Lens + Flip Lens: 3x; Fixed Lens + Loupe: 9x; Fixed Lens + Flip Lens + Loupe: 10.5x
1255312
Did the listing not say? I use them for soldering on pbcs and they are great for that distance. I don't even use the loupe
2125508
The 8 refers to the magnification, how many times closer the object will appear when looking through the binoculars. The 32 indicates the diameter of the objective lens.
2163472
Sorry , I don't know the answer to this- I bought the lenses for my sister-in-law.
889601
No, there is no normal magnification, only 5X. This mirror is really a great mirror! I don't miss having a smaller magnification mirror.
543123
80 is the total, there is only a knob for focusing. You can also adjust how close to the base the optics are with a knob.
1747
These numbers refer to the strength (magnification) of the lenses. Higher numbers magnify more.
478530
I assume you are talking about the two small lenses shown in the picture. They are very cheap Vivitar lenses. One is macro and the other is wide angle, both are garbage. The rest of the bundle is fairly decent though.
2127725
The eyepieces are 10mm and 20mm. The 10 gives a 30x and the 20 gives 15x magnification.
827925
They do have a 2.5 and 3.0, but they are all bifocal. The upper part of the lenses are plain, no correction.
2121243
The objective lenses is 50mm but the OD of the objective end of the scope is 58mm. If you goto Brownell.com and look at there flipups they have a chart that will provide you the information.
1379828
I am just guessing but I assume it is 2 and 1/2 magnification; I have one of these and the cord that you put around your neck can be adjusted to bring your work into focus so I wouldn't worry about it. I love mine! Well worth the money!
1106037
No magnification. I sent mine back. You can get dual zone magnification for $30 or so from other vendors.
196599
A zoom is lens that allows the focal length (magnification) to be changed continuously over a range. For example, a 25 - 100 mm zoom provides magnifications from 0.5X (wide-angle) to 2X (telephoto). A telephoto lens is one that provides magnification greater than 1X. For example, a 200 mm lens gives 4X magnification. It can be a fixed focal length or a zoom lens. A super-telephoto is one that provides high magnification. Generally super-telephoto focal lengths are in the range of 300mm (6X) to 1200mm (24X).
1949447
4x magnification. Very clear and works great on my 5.56 build at zeroed at 200 yards.
1601936
A zoom is lens that allows the focal length (magnification) to be changed continuously over a range. For example, a 25 - 100 mm zoom provides magnifications from 0.5X (wide-angle) to 2X (telephoto).A telephoto lens is one that provides magnification greater than 1X. For example, a 200 mm lens gives 4X magnification. It can be a fixed focal length or a zoom lens.A super-telephoto is one that provides high magnification. Generally super-telephoto focal lengths are in the range of 300mm (6X) to 1200mm (24X).
504669
check the scope's spec. sheet it should have the diameters of the lenses on it.
466966
3x is the max magnification. It's like a normal magnifying glass. As you move it closer or further from your eyes it will increase and decrease the amount of observed magnification.