I can't get the diopter adjustment to give me the whole view. It's either one eye or the other in clear view. Anyone else have trouble with this?
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Snds like a faulty pair. Mine are equally clear. I would contact amazon or dealer asap
58512
I have had no trouble with the diopter adjustment on my Prostaff 7. As a thought about binoculars in general; not specific to any particular brand or type: If you have troubles with a normal diopter adjustment procedure, try putting the left eyepiece to your right eye and set the diopter adjustment that way. Good luck and Happy New Year.
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I, too, am a woman with a pretty small face, but I can fold the two lenses down toward each other and it works for me. If you fold them too far, the lenses black out. I hope you can make it work because I really like these binoculars.
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There's a little knob on the side to adjust it to your vision. you have to adjust it to suit your needs. You can see it pictured in the sample image.
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Remember to adjust the diopter to match your vision. Just take a clear shot using the lcd, transfer the review to the evf, and adjust the diopter wheel until it is clear and sharp to your eye. Remember, the diopter is to account for your vision, it has nothing to do with camera focus. Check it now and then, as it is easy to bump the little wheel and the image "looks" out of focus.
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Yes, the adjustable diopter is located on the base of the right eypiece. Very easy to adjust and marked very well. Once set, it remains in position until adjusted again. The overall optics of these binoculars are very bright and sharp.
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Yes, I do. But what's the question? Do you know that you can fine-tune the focus on your viewfinder to accommodate your own eye's imperfection.. there's a tiny glider on the EVF which you can slide back and forth... until you have perfect focus in the EVF for YOUR own vision. Is THAT the question?
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I also see an oblong dot, almost a set of dots that seem not round. I was diagnosed a few years back with a "mild astigmatism", and although I do have glasses, I generally do not wear them. I was unsure if it was the astigmatism or a faulty unit, so spoke with Trijicon on the phone and they said to exchange the unit with a new one. I did so through Amazon and found that the new unit did the exact same thing. I believe that its the astigmatism, and although mine is so mild that I don't have the need to wear glasses, it still makes the laser dot seem oblong.
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Because of the difference I would suggest buying 1 pair in each of the diopters you need and swapping out the lenses. For me the difference was only 1 point so I went up a half. They've worked out great.
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I'm having the same problem. Its got to do with camera setup though. Plain eyesight via barlow and 25mm looks great and crisp
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I had a problem with mine. The viewing tubes were misaligned, one look up one down, just a little. I have not been able to use them, I am returning them.
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They adjust for interpupillary distance at the hinge. The adjustment is so wide, I can't imagine them not fitting everyone. Hold them up to your eyes and move them in and out until the two circular images merge into one. The interpupillary distance is set. Then focus them until the image in the left eye is sharp. If the right image is also sharp, the focus is done for that distance. If the right image is fuzzy, adjust the diopter ring on the right eyepiece until the right eye is also sharp. From then on, focus is done with the big wheel in the middle. Easy peasy.
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I'm having this issue, too. Camera seems to get confused and the whole frame becomes blurry rather than focusing on the one object. It takes several attempts to register what I'm trying to do, and then it's too late - opportunity has passed and subject has moved. Time to really study my manual I guess or maybe this is a shortcoming with this camera.
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For proper eye relief you should use one of offset mounts, like the Burris PEPR or Vortex mount; it will not be above the sight, but at magnification you won't see it.
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sounds like you need to adjust the eye piece, " the lens nearest your eye ". There's a lock ring behind the zoom adjustment , loosen this ring and twist the eye piece to meet your needs. Hope this helps you.
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Hello, The LCD screen on the back of the camera is not adjustable in the way the diopter for the view finder works. the only adjustment for the LCD is the brightness level. Thank you Mason Roset OC Camera 949-347-1276
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Hi Donna... Don't know what your problem is. Maybe out of focus? You can adjust focus by removing the black cap by unscrewing it. It is threaded into place. Inside, you will find two adjustments, field of view, and focus. They work together. Changing the field of view changes the focus. Start by focusing, then adjust field, and then refocus. Hope this helps, directions are terrible. Well, there aren't any, actually.
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The view finder eye piece is designed for only one eye...unlike binoculars...and is focus controlled from that also so I would think you would be able to use it.