The AR10858 Brass 3x Power Magnifier Set from Barska includes a 90mm 3x power handheld magnifier and a 40mm 3x power tabletop magnifier. The quality lens construction and polished brass finish make this set the perfect desktop accessory.

3x Magnification    Includes 1 Handheld & 1 Table Magnifier    Polished Brass

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the exterior back pocket fit an iPad?

A: I tried my iPad2 (in a hinged iPad case) and it would not fit. When I took the iPad2 out of the case, it barely fit. So, really the answer is no. An iPad mini fits fine and I've traveled with this setup, though I preferred to put the mini inside the bag.

Q: 2. Will this bag hold dslr with 70-200 attached ?

A: Hi Randy,I purchase this bag from B & H about 2 months ago to hold my new Sony Alpha 7II with the 30-70mm lens attached, stored in the Sony camera case. That combination fits in the rear area of the bag. My Sony 24 - 270mm lens in a case, fits easily the front pocket. I put the Sony flash, in it's case, in one of the outside pockets. That leaves the two inside, left and right pockets free for smaller items and the lens shade for the larger lens. It also leaves the other outside pocket free to store my camera batteries, charger, cables and other small items, including camera and flash manuals.It is a very sturdy bag. Very! I like the fact that its shape and color don't scream high value photographic gear to steal . The shoulder strap is wide and adjustable, made of heavy, woven nylon (I assume) with very sturdy steel fasteners to attach it to the bag. Finally, there is a second, narrower, shorter strap included that is intended to be a handle. I use it on the hardware of the main cover/flap to extend the cover's closure. With that big lens inside, the cover doesn't quite meet its fastener loop on the front bottom of the bag.Finally, I was skeptical when I first received this bag that it would hold my camera, lenses, flash and smaller items, but it does. You just need to work it a bit and things eventually fit just fine. It's also worth noting that this bag has no lining or padding. None! That's why I store my camera and lenses in individual cases.

Q: 3. Is the Canvas material a thicker canvas like the one pictured or is it different? I bought and received one that was a different material.

A: I have several Domke bags, the oldest about 15+ years. The canvas material on all of them is pretty much the same. The only products that have a thinner canvas material are the F900 and F901 pouches.

Q: 4. Can this be used behind the Eotech holographic sights?

A: Yes, they are made to work together..

Q: 5. Does it require a license to be exported like BIS???

A: Yes

Q: 6. can you lay this on a paper and have hands free to do data entry on computer? just answer what was asked

A: It has a slight glare when you lay it flat, but otherwise it helps.

Q: 7. will this fit a 70-200 lens attached?

A: I have a Canon 5d and a Canon 70-200 f4 lense. This attached combination fits when laid down horizontally. There is room next to the lens for my Fuji x100t. Standing the canon up vertically with the lens in one of the attached dividers works, but not that well. The camera body sticks up above the mouth of the bag about an inch. The lid of the bag can still cover it and fasten. I think the f2.8 version of this lens is about an inch longer and would not fit in either orientation. In general I like the F-3x bag. I use it for several different sets of equipment without any bag reconfiguration. ( medium format with 2 lenses, 5d with 2 lenses, 5d with 1 lens and x100t, etc)

Q: 8. I have many camera bags by a lot of manufacturers but it has been years since I used Domke. I have pretty bad arthritis in my fingers and was wondering if the metal closing clasp has been reworked to make it easier to open?

A: Elliot, the same closing clasp is still on it, you have to pinch it firmly, I still thing the Domke bag overall is the best brand. Maybe you can use both hands opening it. Better yet do like me, I never close that clasp, unless I am traveling. I have this exact bag. Love it.

Q: 9. Is there foam on all the sides (not just the bottom) of the bag to protect the equipment inside?

A: There is foam only in the bottom of the bag. What this bag is about is functional access and light weight, I have used these bags for years always with hog end kit, and have never had any damaged equipment. This is the bag that made Domkes reputation. Canvas is better than nylon. Buy it for a full size slr with either 2 spare lens or 1 lens plus flash,you wont regret it. Extra front pocket for batteries etc also zipped pocket in flap.

Q: 10. The specs list the interior dimensions as 8.5 x 5.5 x 9.0 but do not say which is height, width, and depth.Which dimension corresponds to the vertical height? That is, how much height would I have if I stick my camera lens-down in the case?

A: 9 inches high when measured on the out side; may 8.5 on the inside diluento padding on the bottom. The width, front to back, is 5.5. The side to side measurement is closer to 11 inches. For me, I should have purchase it years ago. I have a Olympus OM-2n, 50 and 35 primes and. 5.5 inch long zoom. MUSC in on pocket and a Panasonic DXC something in the other. Still room for flash or another body. Great purchase forr me to carry gear to a shoot and then tweak it for what I want to work with. Hangs nice and confirms to the body of not stuffed to the gills. The top flap allows for expanding the height. The buckle allows this. I really like the military grade canvas. Good luck on your decision.