Can the dome be completely removed? I am interested in using the parabolic mirror to duplicate the process as seen in the recent film "Tim's Vermeer".
1628717
Yes , the dome come's in 2 separate piece's and can easily be completely separated into 2 piece's again at any time. Enjoy your mirage 3-d instant hologram maker and have a nice day :) Science is so much fun !!!
1628718
Yes - -the top half easily lifts right off just like a "lid". This makes it easy to change the piece you want to "hologram"
1628719
Yes, the dome is able to be lifted off. You will have two separate domes, with a mirrored finish in each.
1628720
The dome is made of two parabolic mirrors, one with a hole in the top. They come apart and could be used for other interesting projects.
996939
I dont know if its possible to remove it. but we didnt try. I dont think it could be covered nothing came with it. But u dont need to remove it. Its perfect height. It should line up with ur current piping for the spout & shower. this shower is perfect. It gives the temp of the water and the rain shower head is a perfect size. U dont have to move ur head around. Hope this helps. And the price right now is 100 less than what I paid 6 months ago. Ours did go thru a breakin period where the temp gage made noise and would shut off. But that stopped and hasnt done it again.
353788
Unfortunately the camera is not designed to be removed. It's installed in such a way that removing it may cause damage to the lense. But if you send us detailed pictures of your hat we may be able to modify it for you at the shop. Just send an email to seller Newgate Security.
179756
Yes it can be removed. It probably would not be reusable. I've had one on my camera for a couple of years and it works well.
1675778
since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back on again you do the same thing in reverse you twist it clockwise and it snaps back on since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back... » Read More since you were not very clear about what your problem was whether you needed to get the Dome off the base or you need to get the Dome off the plastic sleeve. I got to thinking that maybe I wasn't clear enough. so I decided to answer what I thought your question was. you put one hand on the dome handle and you put your other hand on the plastic sleeve gripping the bottom edge. and you hold them tight then you twist the dome anticlockwise and should slip the brackets. you can take the dome off and wash the plastic sleeve and then to put it back on again you do the same thing in reverse you twist it clockwise and it snaps back on « Show Less
1201736
Yes you can. I did and it was very easy. No soldering needed. Just unsrew top dome.
1701797
The hood is just out-of-frame, so I rarely find myself wanting to remove it, but yes, it's easily removeable by twisting it off. It's a feature Opteka added to the newer version of the lens, which is this one.
1054927
I returned mine because It is plastic with a fake mirrored finish. Images a warped cause its not a true glass mirror. The anti fog is you filling the container with hot water each time. So you have to remove it, empty it, fill it, mount back into base. More hassle than I wanted. My walls are also not marble tiles. So their option was to glue mounts or screw in the mounts.
396271
Yes, or at least partly. From what I recall that part consists of two half spheres that are joined together when you essemble it. The two spheres connect in the center by screwing the two halves together. So you might be able to remove the bottom half but I am not sure if you could remove the whole thing.
266907
Not easily. It's part of the structure of the top. With a hacksaw and file or sandpaper I suppose you could remove it, but that would be permanent alteration.
510326
Yes, you will have to splice wires, go here to see removal of mirror http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F63xzHmD0qA
1071207
No. It can't be removed. But if you want to move the whole bath tube, it goes together.
1062359
You do not need to remove, as it is a very good mirror ,even better than the original mirror ,enjoy being modern
1727880
I have heated side mirrors also and my last vehicle had them as well. The mirrors have never come off due to the heated element from the mirror. They are relatively easy to remove. I have used a Razor Scraper on other mirrors to remove them. After they are off you may need a few extra scrapes to remove all the sticky padding, but it is not much problem at all.
1925999
I don't think you can remove it without destroying the bottom. Why would you want to remove it? It is really great like it is,
1289669
When you turn over the dome, there is a round section that unscrews. When you turn the round section counter-clock wise unscrewing it, it separates from the dome allowing you to clean both sections easily.
1569613
No, you do not,but you will loose an additional F stop and possibly get some vignetiing. Personally I would. remove it.Jim