do these act like magnifiers i wear contacts and can see really well but im a painter and need to see detail on the canvas will these work for detail?
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I don't know. If I were you, I'd take something to my local Walgreens or other store with a glasses display and see how different prescriptions work on something like what you'll be using. These readers are very good for me, but I have presbyopia (aging eyes). I do know when something is too small or printed in gray rather than black ink I put on a second pair of glasses (just for a minute) and can usually read it.
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If you need only magnification, there are special magnifying lenses and, maybe glasses.These do work, BUT there is one correct distance only for which they will work and magnify sharply. If your vision is sharp, this will be very close to your face, like 20 cm, 8 inches, or less
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Joel, they should be depending on your eyesight. I'm using them for tiny work very similar to fly tying.
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Hi Bart: Yes, these binoculars will defocus when you zoom in, especially going to full zoom. It is part of the design. Some binoculars are advertised as constant focus regardless of the X power you are using, however, I am not aware any of these get high ratings for image quality. These Nikons will give you very good image quality but to get that requires an optical design that doesn't include constant focus. I bought these because I wanted the zoom feature and good image quality. In order to get anything significantly better would mean spending $2000 or more. -Mark, PC35 PhotoLab
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There is no focus. Only adjustment is for the width of your eyes. That's it. They work fine for me. Maybe you need to use your glasses.
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No. While they will sort of work these are not active lens. They are basic polarized 3d frames. Good for the movie theater. It is like watching 480p on a 1080i screen. It can be done but you miss out.
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I can only speak about the c1 and it is very light in tint. Hardly any tint. I cant even tell they are tinted but they work well and the focus is right for the distance from the computer. I do after using them a while really like them. I have a 1.75 magnification.
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Yes. They are really helpful in low light. They identify how the craft is oriented. And they look great
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I'd say yes. These definitely helped me with the same problem. Depending how far you sit from your monitor, the lower the magnification you can handle the better. I have two pairs: 1.25x and 2.5x. I sit 25" from my monitor, making the 2.5x way too strong (blurry) for computer work but great for close work like devices, jewelry making, reading, etc. The 1.25x is just perfect for me for computer use at 25". Nice and sharp. They're good glasses for the price. Comfortable fit and relaxing for strained eyes.
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I've not used them in that environment, use mostly for birding which is perhaps a more challenging use for binoculars. Thus I see no reason why they would not be very good for that. I do not think you would want greater magnification with narrower field of view because you have to move them quickly in that scenario. THese are very good overall, especially for the price. If it rains, the lenses have built in attached covers to keep them dry when not in use.
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I use this magnifier almost daily. At first I tried to use them wearing my glasses but I couldn't get used to my field of vision. Everything seemed to be wavy and it was disorienting. I don't have any problem using them without my glasses though. My vision seems normal..only magnified.
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Lily - I bought them and never used them. They are junk. You'd be way better off investing in a precision set of adjustable glasses like Superfocus.
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This is a very open-ended question. The answer depends on what you are trying to accomplish. The pens work great, are smooth, bright and fun to work with. I do a lot of organized doodling (some call it tangling) and for my purposes they work wonderfully. The only negative is they can smear just a bit if you don't give them a second or two to dry. I do wish they came in finer point sizes; but still great. As always, this is only my opinion and the only way to be sure they work for you is try them. There may be smaller groupings at a lower price if that is a concern.
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yes, they can, and after focusing them, they can be locked in position so that you don't have to continually refocus them. Very nice binoculars.
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They are a bit tricky, but with a magnifying glss, good eyes and facile fingers it won't take long. I think the battery type ix L1131They're small, also have writing 0111 and VINNIC on them. These are the best magnifiers I've found, except for the small batteries
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They are not 30x60 they are not night vision, I am not sure of the power As a pure estimate 10x50 perhaps, They offer good magnification, when I bought them I was aware of the wishful Numbers claimed by evading the feedback, one buyer had worked out the magnification specs He commented the numbers claimed were rubbish, however they do have good power in my view Well worth the price.
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No. The headband fits higher than my glasses, and the magnifying lenses are quite a bit further out than my glasses. The presence of the extra set of (glasses) lenses no doubt changes the focal point a bit, but that just means you'd hold something a little closer or a little further away to achieve focus. They are very nice magnifiers, with a good, bright LED light that you can adjust to shine directly on the subject at hand.
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These will work fine. Because they are smaller, the field of view will be smaller. The object will be the same size, you just won't be able to see as much in the view as you would with bigger lens. Basically, these are as powerful as larger sized binoculars, you just don't get the field of view that you do in larger lens. Hope this helps