Does the 50mm objective block any of the IR lum? Looks like it would block a bit of it to the side the lens is on
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Even if it does ... It does not appear to affect your viewing area or are that is alumina tied by The IR light. I ended up purchasing a separate IR Torch as the IR light that coming with the unit, does glow a dull red so it is difficult to remain covert or concealed.
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Yes. The only thing about it is that when it is pulled all the way back, giving the widest view, the artificial extension of the lens will cause the edges of the lens to show up in the frame. Similar to what can happen when you put on a lens filter without a step-up ring.
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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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Yes, if you go back to the light ring description, it mentions the various lens ring adapters (48mm-77mm). The 50mm lens uses a 52-55mm screw on filter? You'll have to Mach it up with the stack of adapters that come with it.. Example I use the 52mm adapter on my Tokina 100mm Macro lens... Hope this helps.
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The objective lenses is 50mm but the OD of the objective end of the scope is 58mm. If you goto Brownell.com and look at there flipups they have a chart that will provide you the information.
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They come in different heights -low Med and high, for clearance of the objective lens.If you are mounting a 50mm or larger you will probably need a high.40mm or smaller can sometimes get by with a low but med will surely work.
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Yes it does, but it works best with a wider lens, Using a 50 doesn't have the same effect as using a 35mm.
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I also had trouble at first. There is a metal tab on the interior of the adapter that you have to push in to get it to "lock." You may need to use a small screwdriver to hold it down while placing it onto the lens. Once it's on you'll know.
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You can add filters designed for that lens (50mm f/1.8). Same as the hood. See previous answer
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M. Clouse, I have both the 35mm L lens and the 50mm non-L lens. Like you, I love the 50mm lens but it is not sharp wide open. It sharpens up pretty well in the center by f/2.8, but the corners are soft even at f/5.6. The 35mm L lens is not in the same league. It is almost 4 times as expensive, built like a tank, has a completely different lens formula, ring USM focusing system rather than the old design in the 50mm, and is sharp at f/1.4 even out to the edge of the field. Like the 50mm, it gets a little sharper stopped down, but it is so sharp at f/1.4, there is not much room for improvement. You will not be disappointed with the 35mm L. It is a very fine lens optically and mechanically. M. Clouse, I have both the 35mm L lens and the 50mm non-L lens. Like you, I love the 50mm lens but it is not sharp wide open. It sharpens up pretty well in the center by f/2.8, but the corners are soft even at f/5.6. The 35mm L lens is not in the same league. It is almost 4 times as expensive, built like a tank, has a completely different lens formula, ring USM focusing system rather than the old design in the 50mm, and is sharp at f/1.4 even out to the edge of the field. Like the 50mm, it gets a little sharper stopped down, but it is so sharp at f/1.4, there is not much room for... » Read More M. Clouse, I have both the 35mm L lens and the 50mm non-L lens. Like you, I love the 50mm lens but it is not sharp wide open. It sharpens up pretty well in the center by f/2.8, but the corners are soft even at f/5.6. The 35mm L lens is not in the same league. It is almost 4 times as expensive, built like a tank, has a completely different lens formula, ring USM focusing system rather than the old design in the 50mm, and is sharp at f/1.4 even out to the edge of the field. Like the 50mm, it gets a little sharper stopped down, but it is so sharp at f/1.4, there is not much room for improvement. You will not be disappointed with the 35mm L. It is a very fine lens optically and mechanically. « Show Less
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Hi - nice fit, works well. No cropping or vignetting but I am using this on 50mm lens. Not sure if you would have this problem with a different lens.
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Hi Jorge,The Camera lenses for both front and rear are not blocked by anything. Never had a problem with it.Just make sure the tablet is placed in the case tightly and you should not have any problem.
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Hi Vanessa, For amazing bokeh / background defocus, we would recommend the 50mm. -Anthony
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I put it in Lens facing down but it can go in lens up if you prefer. I would rather not pull on the lens.
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I believe that the 50mm 1.4 takes a 58mm filter. It should tell you on the lens somewhere or at least in the paper work
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Hi Andrew,Sorry, I'm not sure about a 50mm objective diameter. Mine is a 40mm and it fits fine. A little room but not much.
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I use it on a Lumix LX-3 with the 46mm lens. Haven't used it a great deal as of yet but haven't noticed a problem in that area. The lens has excellent light gathering properties and crisp definition even in low light settings.