Visor - Magnifier
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For a long time, magnifying glasses were the preferred method of amplifying the size of small objects for viewing. However, the inherent drawback to a magnifying glass is that it takes up one of your hands. This is unacceptable for most detailed work. Luckily, headband magnifiers now exist to free up your hands for the fine work of jewelers, watchmakers, and more, or even just for reading without tiring your arm out. Some of these units include multiple lenses with varying levels of magnification. Most also include built-in LEDs to illuminate your subject, making it possible to work in unfavorable lighting conditions.
One of the drawbacks to many of these devices is the constant need for replacing batteries. The YOCTOSUN LED head magnifier eliminates this issue by incorporating a USB rechargeable battery. This is a feature we loved on paper, but the battery completely died and quit functioning after just a few weeks of use. We liked the built-in LED with adjustable brightness settings, but once the battery died, this function was only usable with the magnifier plugged in.
This head-mounted visor has 3 magnifying lenses: one binocular lens, a second binocular lens behind the first that flips up, and a pivoting loupe. Using different combinations of these magnifier lenses, 4 magnifications are possible: 1.8X, 2.3X, 3.7X, and 4.8X. Velcro-type head band. Made in China.
This easy-to-wear magnifier is great for checking skull ossification or other details which are difficult to see with the naked eye. Options for magnification are 2.25X, working distance 8 inches, +5D diopter, or 1.75X, working distance 14 inches with +3D diopter. The lens is shatter-resistant optical quality acrylic.
Unique New Design comes with a 4 piece lens set and spot magnifier. Can be used with one or two lenses. Mix and match individual lens strengths to get the perfect magnification for your project. Lens powers include 1.7X, 2X, 3X, 3.5X are large in size.
This magnifier visor is lightweight and extremely well made. The open design of these visors and large lens size makes your project easier to see, is much brighter with built in LED light and more comfortable, even when wearing your regular eye glasses. And YES batteries ARE INCLUDED.
Turn your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch into a hand held low vision magnifier. Enlarge difficult to read text by 4 magnification levels and display it in 5 different viewing modes. Optionally, turn on the LED flash of your device to help you see clearer in low-light conditions.
With our newest update, visor now fully supports VoiceOver. The voice explains what visors three simple, color coded buttons will do. This doesn't just include the button labels, but also the hints, that will explain the functions even more specific.
Now, you can use visor - low vision magnifier even more comfortable at your home: visor fully supports Airplay. Enjoy printed text on your TV in 4 zoom levels and 4 contrast modes using an AppleTV and visor.This is our next step to make this magnifier app even more versatile. No matter if you are on the road, at work or at home. Visor magnifies printed text everywhere with the help of your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch.
We stock a wide range of inspection tools for a variety of projects and applications. Explore an extensive selection of mounted and handheld magnifiers offering clear, distortion-free images at up to 20x magnification. We also offer digital and optical microscopes, offering magnification up to 500x and a range of measurement features, plus telescopic multi-angle inspection mirrors and state-of-the-art inspection cameras with color displays, built-in LEDs and video record features. Order now for same-day shipping on all in-stock items.
Many of you who are reading this article are itinerant professionals. To do your job, you make daily use of your own car, public transportation, or perhaps a contracted car and driver. If you drive your own car, you probably have caches of maps in accessible places to help you plan your travel. In my car, the maps I use often are in the driver's side pocket, and the rarely used ones are nested in the glove compartment. If you are an aging baby boomer as I am, you may also keep a magnifier for reading maps. Mine is clamped on the driver's side visor, and occasionally when I drive over a bump in the road, I am startled by the magnifier dropping suddenly into my lap. 781b155fdc