dose the outer rim turn independent for use with a tulip shade
48179
No! the filter has threads to attach it to the camera and threads tho screw another filteron top but nothing rotates
48180
Like a free spinning rim like some circular polarizers? Nope. This doesnt turn independantly
48181
This filter screws into the inner threads on the nose of the lense. When in place it is stationary, flush with the edge of the lense and does not interfere with the lense hood on my XL2 in any way.
48182
the Polarizing filter is the only filter that will rotate. it is awkward but can be used with the tulip
48183
Ummm. Not sure I understand the question. It's a glass filter, not a polarizing filter, so there shouldn't be a part that turns. Besides that, on my Canon cameras, the tulip attaches to the lens, not to the filter.
1557713
Hi-The lid does rotate and you can align the two open slots to allow airflow across the top of the shelter. Also, you can remove the circular shaped insulation from the lid too. Consider also a tent-like cover to shade and reflect the sunlight from the tube, just use a tarp and four poles (wooded dowels or rebar). I'd provide plenty of fresh water too (under cover of course). Good Luck! Rich
243825
Yes. Each light is turned on/off individually by turning the back part of the shade.
1885638
Yes, however we bought small Velcro circle and placed several around the edges and the shade to hold them in place.
1195169
It does unscrew, but probably can not hold very much weight. A small shade would work
763442
Yes, but need a little modification. You have to screw in this shade permanently.
1386159
I have not been able to use it that way yet but with two independent wheels I expect it would turn just fine without stress on the mount as the wheels will just spin at a different speed on turns.
469404
Yes, the brass shades can be fully rotated full circle very easily by hand-loosening a tension nut at the base of each light bulb receptacle.
2283729
No, the shade doesn't touch the base, there is a metal wire form or attachment in the shade that rests on the bulb area to keep it in place.
1385358
No, the sun shade does not operate on a swivel . . .the visor itself would have to move to the left.
1510944
Under normal use, it shouldn't. I use a bunch of them. They are thin! But they have to be to turn. You can't tell the difference by looking at it, if you didn't know it turned. These are worth the price.
1348811
The angle of the shade is adjustable. It pivots in a socket located just above the shade.
1699142
no, It is just a large piece of screening. But I never tried that. In my case the shade is much wider than my awning.
20176
Yes. Easy on and off. It is a great side table. Purchased two of them. Lamp shades were pretty good, so we kept them.
773255
No...it has a round base. We really like this lamp. Our clamp light just fell apart.
2025527
A side wheel is available as an option. I got one and it works great making adjustments much easier without accidently turning on the illumination.
371326
None, the base does not protrude outside the radius of the top, (swiveling) part. Also, I saw a review from someone who said the this product was cheap junk, and not well made. I disagree, I have a Sony Bravia 52" LCD HDTV on this base, and have no problems with turning it, or the swivel supporting it.