The Stand Loupe 4x with Neck String from Peak is a focusable loupe that comes with two skirts-one semi-transparent for examining film and an opaque skirt for using on a large format focusing screen. The included neck strap means it will always be nearby when needed.

Achromatic Lens    Focusable    Includes Clear/Opaque Skirts    Use for Evaluating Film    Can Be Used for Large Format Photography    Includes Handy Neck Strap

High-resolution achromatic lenses

Corrected chromatic aberration

A multi-groove screw helicoid system, (ordinarily employed for camera lenses) is used for diopter adjustment, ensuring a very smooth operation

Two skirts for multi use-evaluating film or large format photography

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the Sony Eyepiece Loupe Assembly for PXW-FX9 have diopter correction?

A: Yes, the Sony Eyepiece Loupe Assembly for PXW-FX9 does have diopter correction.

Q: 2. Does the field of view cover the entire area of a 35mm negative (or color slide)?

A: You can see an entire 35mm slide or negative at the same time using this loupe.

Q: 3. Hi can someone help me, I have Tele Vue 85 - 600mm and will connect this to a Canon 5D M4 that I have, and then insert. Tele Vue 4x Powermate (2 ") (PMT4201) + Tele Vue SLR prime focus camera adapter for 2" focusers (ACM2000) + Kowa TSN -CM2 T- Mount camera adapter ring Canon EF (CM2-CE) + Canon 5D M4. Will this work regarding focus?

A: That would be the best combination I would try.

Q: 4. My kids took mine apart. I can't put it back together with it view looking good. Any know how to reassemble it? Cheers

A: Don't know if you have this sorted yet, but I can tell you that the convex side of the top lens goes UP. Flatter or concave side down, convex side up. Hope that helps.

Q: 5. I have a 2x Powermate and mount it directly to the 90 degree Televue Everbrite dielectric on my TV-85 for viewing with both the eyepieces and attaching my DSLR via the Powermate adapter with T-ring. Is this how the 4x mounts as well?

A: If I undestand your question correctly, I say YES. I have used my 4x Powermate on my Meade 7 LX200 Mak-Cass with a 2 Diagonal. I dont really need that much magnification on my scope when viewing VISUALLY, why I bought it was for shooting Prime Focus using my Canon T3i DSLR. For this it performed flawlessly. Im pretty sure you are aware these Powermates are a step up from the lowly Barlow and its quite noticable once you've used both and compared the differences ! Just be sure you have the 2 adapter if you are using this 2 Powermate. Aside from that, keep looking up ! :-)

Q: 6. How does this work with the Meade LX 600 12”? Would it be too much? I would like to do planetary photography with either a Nikon D750 or a Nikon Z6. Thanks

A: This would work with the LX600,but might be very dark/distorted. You can definitely try it with the Scope. The View just might be a little grainy due to the high magnification.

Q: 7. Is this a good loupe to take into the field to inspect seeds and other plant materials?

A: Yes, the Adox 10x Precision Loupe is a great option that for type of use.

Q: 8. Does 4X powermate, 2 , fits in to SCT rear cell adopter(2 ) or directly in to SCT rear cell(I have 8 SCT). In other words how do I hook up this 2 powermate to rear of 8 SCT.Second Question: I have a cannon DSLR with T ring and 2 adopter. Does this works with this?.

A: 1) The bare end of the 4x Powermate barrel does slide into the 2 adapter that screws onto the SCT rear cell.You'll need to make sure the 4x Powermate is firmly secured into the 2 adapter since the 4x Powemate is a bit heavy (especially with the camera attached!).2) No, the camera cannot be attached to the 4x Powermate by simply using a 2 adapter and Canon T-Ring.To place an SLR camera onto the 4x Powermate (unfortunately) another adapter is necessary, which is the TeleVue 4x Powermate T-Ring.The 4x Powermate has to be partially disassembled then the Televue 4x Powermate T-Ring gets screwed onto the 4x Powermate. Then, the Canon T-Ring is screwed onto the 4x Powermate T-Ring. Then the camera can be attached to the Canon T-Ring.

Q: 9. Would this be a good loupe for inspecting 35mm negatives or slides?

A: This is an excellent loupe for examining negatives or slides.

Q: 10. A few additional specs would be nice? a) Field of View b) Lens material(s)

A: This loupe lists the standard specs for this type of product. All specs are supplied by the manufacturer--none of our loupes list a field of view.