Can you rest this magnifier on the printed material or do you need to hold it a few inches away?
1608136
Yes that's how it works best. Then you just slide it down the page as you go.
1608137
I lay the magnifier right on the page I'm looking at. It does NOT magnify a lot, but every little bit helps for me.
59894
If you have the same size table we have always been told to put light on left side because you can open the top, which holes the light to a higher position mine older one does not have the magnifier but you can remove it. As long as no shadow doesn't come between the light and the work.
41678
You should mount it so the open end is away from you. This is so when you rip the paper off it doesn't come off the small end.
2281518
No. You have to hold it above the page . And it's kind of ...not clear. I use it as a book mark , in case I forget glasses then I use it.
835665
The magnifier drops out of the way most likely will not cause you a problem I will look at mine but you probably can turn the mount around
2193128
It sits exactly as you see it. The magnification works from the distance from your screen. It does not have a button adjustment. It is a good magnifier. The only problem I had was that one of the legs that hold it to the screen had broken in shipment.
415185
you are doing it right. the distance between your eyes and the end piece of the magnifier is what's called "eye relief". if you look into the eye piece closer, you'll get the bump in your eyes and might bruise it during firing (because of recoil). You'll have to train yourself for this to get used to it. Its the proper way. You're doing just fine.
934858
It probably sets about 3 inches total. It depends on if ur mounting with something else. It is pretty low profile so magnifiers take up te most space. U will be able to use about one inch of rail to mount it on the farther side of ur rail and let the battery compartment hang off.
466962
Only by manually moving the sheet closer or further away from what you are trying to magnify
386021
Not sure I understand your question. It doesn't magnify well if you lay it directly on the page. It requires holding it away, which doesn't allow hands free. But for the price, it's ok.
1739116
I am not that technical to imagine how you would use it unless you were making it smaller....but then as I said, I am not that technical to be able to build a projector. The magnifier is made of some type of plastic but isn't very flexible which I think would be a good idea for a projector.
466961
Not really, except that the magnification can vary depending how far you hold it from the book/sheet (or other objects).
1690123
I did not try doing that. I'm assuming this is a special glass which will not reflect back at the lens or cause any distortion. If this glass is meant to be like a protective cover in front of the projector, just maintain (in my opinion) around 10-12 inches of distance. The lamp cooling fans are in front so you'd like to leave space for efficient air flow.
1852990
I have a 22 inch wide magnifier and a 15 inch magnifier. The hanging arms have lots of leeway. as a matter of fact, the thinner the monitor, the bigger the information on the screen is. I recommend you buy one. Several of the employees where I work are ordering one for themselves.
1700105
Consider that this will only give a 2-d perspective. So while helpful for reading, it might not be the best for manipulating small objects. Have you considered a magnifier visor?
59897
If you have the same size table. we have always been told to put light on left side,but because you can open the top, which holes the light to a higher position mine older one does not have the magnifier but you can remove it. As long as no shadow doesn't come between the light and the work.
415183
You're not doing anything wrong. The eye relief is very short for this magnifier. In order to get full sight picture your eye has to be that close.