Can these lenses stack on top of each other?
1691791
Yes - they are threaded on both sides of each lense - male on the camera side, and female on the outside surface. Strongest lense is +10, so I have to assume you want to count the legs on a flea...... :-)
1691792
I believe so.. like most filters, they have the threads on both ends and should be able to be combined with others.
1691793
Yes, they can. They acre threaded on both sides. You can get up to 17+ diopters. Make sure that if you stack them that you place the strongest closest to the camera lens.
1691794
yes they can be stacked, you will lose some sharpness especially at the edges and depth of field will be greatly diminished (Shallow).
422738
Yes. The lenses will unscrew from the main body, but you can leave the lenses on and just turn the whole body around to use the second lens. Look at the third picture on the description and it shows everything that comes with it plus one of the lenses is removed.
2041683
Unfortunately not. Seems silly to bundle regular lenses with a WR camera, but that's what they've done.
1081719
It doesn't seem that way; I tried. However, it's hard to say for sure, because if you look closely, there may be a possibility that they can be pried out. I'm afraid to try though because I don't want to break mine. I'd say it's worth buying them anyway. They're not that expensive. Even if you're unable to rotate the lenses, they would be of great use if you like to read in bed or play on your phone. If not, they could be a great gift to someone who does. I can't live without them! I hope that helps. :-)
1363814
No. They are not designed to be stackable. That said, we do often put one on top of another. Not very stable. They are, however, wonderful glasses. We've used them daily as water glasses for five years. The shape is beautiful, enables a great grip wherever you hold it, and it is quite durable. Highly recommend. Bormioli is known for producing restaurant level glasses.
2041704
I don't think so. The Olloclip people make a case which has a sliding top (like a zippo lighter) which allows the lenses to be attached.
90949
You can stack them but I wouldn't recommend it. These are finely made glasses - not plastic. They have a thick, heavy glass base so they would physically be able to be stacked. You'd risk scratching or chipping the glass if you aren't careful when you stack - which would defeat the purpose.
1279250
I would not stack more than 2 filters. There probably won't be any effect on sharpness, but you could get vignetting depending in the lens. Try it, if it works fo9r you, it's OK.
1755864
I don't think these are stackable. There is no mechanism that allows the top one to rest on top of the lower level. They would slide into each other.
385256
Yes, you can. They don't sit in each other completely but they do stack for storage.
237773
You can hold one in front of the lens but not screw anything on it. Don't forget it opens at F8 that's not so clear.
332009
Yes. You should have no problems stacking them. The latch will not interfere with stacking. The glass is slightly lower than the black frame that surrounds the glass, so the bottom of the next case you place on top, will not rest on the glass. It will rest on the framing which seems pretty sturdy. And they seem light enough too.
2056172
Yes sir. Yet it's not design for that. If you have the lens tilted it's really hard to balance it.1 more thing... This is one awesome item.
108246
One lens would fit ,not two and then it would be very cramped. No room for anything else.
2026531
No! The headpiece has grooves that hold only one set of lenses at a time. You'll receive four different lenses but you can use them only one at a time.
429863
I have stacked one on top of another, it isn't a perfect fit and I only do it when all of my glasses are clean at the same time and I'm short on cabinet space. I sure wouldn't stack more than two together.
248128
Depends on the lenses, but I don't think it should be. Leave one attached to the body, slip another one in the main compartment with it, and put the biggest one in the actual "lens" compartment.