Is the number on the side of the lens removable, or does it remain in view? Thanks
64112
It is removeable, however my friend and I have different strengths so we have left them on and you can't really tell while wearing them.
64113
It is a sticker and can be removed. However, I have not removed the sticker. I left it on so that my kids won't grab them and use them.
1543547
The serial number is on the bottom/back of the scope opposite the angled eyepiece. You should usually find it near the tripod mount bracket. I say "usually" because the tripod bracket can be rotated. In any case it's always 180 degrees opposite of the eyepiece. I'm explaining with far too much detail, because you really can't miss it - just turn the thing over and there it is :) It says "China" followed by the serial number.
1857347
I believe the eye piece and the lens are designed to be offset. I do not have the one in the picture, my eye piece is at an angle and not horizontal. But either model is supposed to be offset.
1432167
I don't touch it. I use only a mount lenses. So I never take it off. Never had a problem.
177307
The lens retracts fully into the body of the camera, then there is a built in lens cover that closes like tiny hangar doors. Keep it in a little neoprene case and it'll be just fine.
564535
It's not. It is offset to the left by about a quarter if an inch. That's because it screws directly into the cameras mount screw which is in the same location.
1357497
There's a tab that locks down onto the lens preventing you from "unscrewing" the lens out counter-clockwise. If you look at it you should be able to see what I'm talking about. You can use your thumbnail to push that tab up and rotate the lens counter-clockwise to release it from the adapter. Hope that helps.
1050051
From what I can tell the outer covering is not the lens, but rather a UV filter of some sort. The lens itself is far behind the outer covering. So the lens is protected by default. I don't know the camera (yet) but I have been researching it a great deal and am knowledgeable about cameras.
2066056
No it is not reversable in that you cannot store it on the end of the lens when it is not in use, it is screwed onto the lens.
622285
No. It has a fixed lens, so it stays in a fixed position at all times on less you manually change the position.
930138
Not on either the surface of the lens (back or front), nor anyplace inside the lens. Check to see if there is anything on the surface, although even if there was it should be out of focus. Are you seeing this through the viewfinder of your camera (or LCD display), or when you look through the lens (detached from the camera)? If you do not see it with another lens on the LCD display, then the problem is with this new lens. If you do see it with other lenses, then possibly dirt on the camera's sensor. In either case, try to exchange the product.
1253935
After using it, you can inspect it with a magnifier. I saw no problem and continued to use it on my lenses and filters. I'm happy with mine.
1437780
There a little wiggle room. Storing the lens with the hood reversed is no problem. There is room around the lens for some storage. You'll really like the "On Belt" feature.
2080930
No,the lens is solid from the time I got it. I had for a few years now and love it.
656953
As you face the lens it is on the bottom left side, next to the hand strap attachment.
570723
No , it's a fixed lens and have no moving parts . It's a Great lens on any Nikon one camera .
1079635
The answer is, "yes," it can be moved to one side/eye use or the other. Your choice. Moving it entails removing one Philips head screw, moving it to the other side of the lens and screwing it back in. A minute or less time needed.