Does this work well even if you are farsighted? Thank you!
1767979
These are not prescription, and do not contain the magnification found in all Gunnar products. So my assumption would be that you would see no effect for near or farsightedness. The yellow lenses filter the blue light which helped my computer-use induced headaches.
1376573
I use this often and I couldn't tell you for sure. However, I'm freakin' blind, even with bifocal contacts lenses I keep reading glasses in all my camera bags to focus with even a 7" HDMI monitor. And it's great, magnification wise - you will nail focus far better than just using the LCD. The bigger issue of this one is using it on a rail system - it offsets your camera by 15mm left or right (depending which mounting hole you use). So you're SOL if you use a rail-mount matte box (my follow focus does fine). You need a camera baseplate that adjusts left/right to align with a matte box. I've used this on rails with huge lenses, and find lens supports still work OK though. I use this often and I couldn't tell you for sure. However, I'm freakin' blind, even with bifocal contacts lenses I keep reading glasses in all my camera bags to focus with even a 7" HDMI monitor. And it's great, magnification wise - you will nail focus far better than just using the LCD. The bigger issue of this one is using it on a rail system - it offsets your camera by 15mm left or right (depending which mounting hole you use). So you're SOL if you use a rail-mount matte box (my follow focus does fine). You need a camera baseplate that adjusts left/right to align with a matte box.... » Read More I use this often and I couldn't tell you for sure. However, I'm freakin' blind, even with bifocal contacts lenses I keep reading glasses in all my camera bags to focus with even a 7" HDMI monitor. And it's great, magnification wise - you will nail focus far better than just using the LCD. The bigger issue of this one is using it on a rail system - it offsets your camera by 15mm left or right (depending which mounting hole you use). So you're SOL if you use a rail-mount matte box (my follow focus does fine). You need a camera baseplate that adjusts left/right to align with a matte box. I've used this on rails with huge lenses, and find lens supports still work OK though. « Show Less
1209027
I answered yes by accident, No, this is definitely not a long eye relief scope. Check out the 7x powered one by AIM Sports. Works great, shot my first buck with it over the weekend.
2249824
definitely not! my eyeball was sucked up (the product is a tiny ventose) and didnt work at all, so it just works with hard lenses.
1376574
I use this often and I couldn't tell you for sure. However, I'm freakin' blind, even with bifocal contacts lenses I keep reading glasses in all my camera bags to focus with even a 7" HDMI monitor. And it's great, magnification wise - you will nail focus far better than just using the LCD. The bigger issue of this one is using it on a rail system - it offsets your camera by 15mm left or right (depending which mounting hole you use). So you're SOL if you use a rail-mount matte box (my follow focus does fine). You need a camera baseplate that adjusts left/right to align with a matte box. I've used this on rails with huge lenses, and find lens supports still work OK though.
454848
As others have said, the answer is yes. While you do loose the wide angle effect, you are gaining the "fish eye". I've had a lot of fun with the fish eye lens. and would recommend it.
283991
Yes. It continues to work, but it looks very bad. I was so disappointed but as I said, it still works even if unsightly.
1719312
I sure wish someone would answer your question. I have low vision and wondered the same thing...could I use this product to read a book? Hope someone reads this and responds.
178912
Mindy, I think it does very well. Pros: it's tack sharp when the AF can detect, and it's quiet. Cons: the AF can be slow or need to hunt a bit. However, I think that's the case with any lens.
280413
It might be personal preference but I have no issues with it. I am farsighted and I can read everything very well with my adjustable lenses. Clear and bright. Your font size could make a difference. But I am very pleased with this monitor so far.
789989
I don't wear glasses so I don't have a definitive answer. I would contend though that it would only cause an issue with the fact that the eye opening and field of view is pretty small unless you hold your eye right up to the eyepiece. It's very much like a pair of smaller binoculars. I will say for a lower priced unit, it is doing the job well. It's deffinitley not as high performing as some of the generation 3 models, but for my law enforcement work in the woods at night, it has done the trick. Good luck!
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I can tell you it really works VERY LITTLE if any. You get the fisheye view at best. You might have better luck then me with it? I do wear glasses to read.
1509181
I recently had cataract surgery and I am now farsighted. Standard 5X magnification didn't help at all, so I went for the highest one I could find. If a 5X doesn't work at all for you, go for the highest magnification.
1150119
I have not had a problem with it. I think it depends on your style of shooting and placement of your weapon. I find these goggles not to hinder my field of vision.
1952639
There is a bit of "fisheye" distortion, but it helps rather than hurts because it gives you a wider field of vision. Depth perception isn't a problem, you can still gauge how far away something is in relation to the surroundings.
955255
It is focus-able to the viewer. I can't see clearly past 2 feet without my glasses. I see through this perfectly when I focus it. It's a tough little scope. I've been very happy with it. -DM
527061
I do wear glasses and on low 10x ok, but does work best to remove my glasses. No fogging issues at all. Excellent Binocular for the dollar by far!