What is the percent on the transition of the lens?
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I don't have any numbers for you. I can only tell you that the difference is very small. From clear to a light smoke color, that's all your gonna get. Only about 20% Sun blocking power. Not much.
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Thank you for your inquiry. Transition from light to dark takes less than 20 seconds (allowing just 22% light transmission), and dark to light takes less than a minute (allowing 84% light transmission). Special care should be taken when moving from outdoors to indoors. Air temperature may affect the lens transition time. Please contact us if we can be of any further assistance.
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Take a close look and you will see the lens assembly can tilt from 0 degrees (horizontal) to about 30 degrees downward
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I would presume that this is normal, as my 14-140 OIS switch is also the same way. Other than that, I think it is a terrific lens.
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It depends on your thread size. Besides the lense size 18-55 mm, there is another number on the lenses that appears something like; 052 , 055, 058,062, 072. It starts with a zero with a line through it. This is your thread size. I hope this helped.
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You must measure the diameter of your lens, and THIS lens is 39 mm (about 1.53 inch).
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It all depends what the diameter of your lens is..........it should be noted on the lens somewhere
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52 is the width of each lens, 18 is the distance between lenses (the bridge), the last number is the length of the piece that goes from the lens back to the ear, all in mm.
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The 1.4 on the lens refers to how low the aperture goes. Aperture is how large or small the opening in the lens is and you can change it to control depth of field. This lens goes down to a 1.4 which is a really low number meaning a really LARGE opening in the lens allowing for a super shallow depth of field which can create those dreamy "blurry" backgrounds that people love.
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The 24-105 lens is the lens that is on my camera about 80% of the time. For everyday, walk around use, I think it is a great lens.
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In our line of work we are working on small die parts at close range. Roughly six inches away from the actual lens. Closer for the smaller lens. Roughly 2''... Everyone's eye muscles are different though.
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About six inches. Probably a little less. One of the huge benefits of this wonderful little lens!
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Look inside one of your lens caps. It will say "52" or whatever the thread size is.
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It depends on the lens. Chances are that you're good to go if you're willing make the base more steady by spreading the legs. It really depends on how close together you need to keep the legs and how long/heavy the lens is.
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Its infinitely variable as far as I can tell. Its like twisting a knob.I don't use this very often, only on one particular lens. I almost forgot about it. Thanks for reminding.No issues with this at all. Just guesstimate only for aperatures.
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It is variable, from 1.75 to 5 - it depends on how far away the lamp is from the item: 1.75 if up close to the glass, 5x if a foot away - more than a foot away and focus begins to be lost. I use it for modelling and its about as good as it gets.
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Yes, it's a smooth focus ring without any stops. Its hard to get use to but the lens is worth it.
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1.5x with the first lenses. 3x with the second flip down lenses. 10x with the loupe. You need to be from 6" to 1" away to get focus. Would not recommend for folks with movement difficulty.