I have a Motorola Moto G gen 1. The back where the camera lens is, is curved. Will the ring attach properly to a curved surface?
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do t waste the money, get an ollo fish eye clip. the magnetic rings don't stay on the back of the phone
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Yes. The magnetic rings that come with them are bendable. I had to do that with my LG G3 and they work fine.
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Dawn, my case had a recess that allowed the ring to be placed as close as possible to the lens. Even at that I had problems with lens flare which washed out about half the image, so I'm not sure it'll behave differently on your case. Hope this helps.Ron
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It'll work with anything with a flat surface around the camera because you stick on this adhesive metal ring that will magnetically hold the lenses.
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Just got my silver 3 today and my contains 1 curved and 1 flat sticky mount, a 3-way arm, and two different quick mounts. My mounts I got with my Moto HD2 all work as well... Finally, it comes with its own battery and includes a USB cable and the waterproof case with a spare door.
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My adapter ring had threads to screw into the end of the lens. You have to be very careful, so to not cross thread it and ruin it while attaching the ring. But mine screwed into place and has been very useful. I keep the UV filter on all the time, so I don't scratch the lens.
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It locks into place just as any Nikon lens would. Hope that helps. You can also check videos on youtube for T-ring adapters for Nikon/Canon/Sony/Pentex, Ect..... To better learn about them.
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Mine is currently attached to the ballistic case for my iphone 4s. There is a set of various sized metal rings that use double sided sticky tape to adhere the ring to the surface surrounding the camera lens.The 3in1 then magnetically clicks to the ring. If you are a instagram user you be able to see sample picks by entering #fisheyelens or #macrolens Hope that helps
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Yes it should go right on. If you take the wrist mount and zip tie or otherwise attach that to the forend, the camera will clip right onto the mount.
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It should fit. With a G type lens there are no defined f stop positions. You have to estimate by the degree to which the shutter speed changes from wide open when rotating the ring in A mode. VR won't work.
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Attach the front of the mount to the front of your lens. You will have to focus a bit so that the lens is further extended. The focus ring should fit snugly into the reverse mount. Once you have the lens attached to the mount - you attach the mount to you camera just like you put on a lens. Line up the red dot with the dot on your camera.
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I have this on my Moto G now, and it works great. There's one extra hole on the top right (next to where the speaker is), but that might be for something else that isn't as visible. Either way, you're safe to get it for your Moto G. Enjoy!
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Comes with round magnetic "hollow dots" that stick around your phone/camera lens. Then extra lens(s) stick magnetically to that "hollow dot" that is stuck on your phone. Works great. My biggest problem is where to store extra the extra lenses while on the go.
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there is a metal ring/washer you glue on the pin hole of your camera phone and this is a one time deal. The lens itself has magnet that sticks to that ring/washer. I might be a little hard to properly align the ring/washer if you have fat fingers, but if you have some tweezers, you should be ok.
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I pretty sure it won't fit. I have the new Motorola G its 3" by 6" and it does not fit.
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Yes. This case fits perfectly on the moto g 1st. gen. Got it for my daughter who has the 1st. gen. as this is the phone that optimum offers for it's freewheelewifi only phone deal.
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The 3mm mount has a little curve in it, however I would by an spare just in case you don't position it correctly the 1st time like I did on my helmet. Once you move it, it no longer sticks to well. Good side mount tho!!
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Hi James, I think it is only fitted for the monocular provided. The ring that fixes the monocular to the phone case is not expandable in size to accommodate different size monoculars, and I'm pretty sure that it's measured to provide the correct focal distance between the camera lens and the monocular.