how do those square openings fit onto my circular eyepiece boss which has an internal thread...?..
you can see it fitted on the view above
or if you are a Nikon fan you would say "all the others are wrong\crap"![]()
Anyone know if this digi one will fit a Nikon film camera? ................
It depends on which film camera you're thinking of.Anyone know if this digi one will fit a Nikon film camera? h'mm for 99p and free poatage I suppose I could find out myself after waiting about 2 weeks from Hong Kong
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Hot-Selli...125934?hash=item567ced7bae:g:3eEAAOSwT5tWHLyh
It depends on which film camera you're thinking of.
I wouldn't describe myself as a Nikon fan (the only cameras I have a soft spot for are Exaktas, Olympus OMs and Gandolfi) but it seems to me that a circular shape does lend itself to having vision correction lenses screwed in. I could ask why all lens makers seem to have standardised on a circular filter thread and lens front, when a square or rectangular shape would (presumably) be better for reducing non-image forming light.
i bought these
which fit my D300, EM and F80
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/151874585410?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK:MEBIDX:IT
You must use a better quality optician than me. My spectacle lenses are also rectangular, but they don't screw into the frames for easy replacement...![]()
...but my Nikon F90x and FM have round viewfinders...shame
the rubber coated F3 eyepiece in my post 7484 above will fit the FM too - if you just want to protect your eyebrow....
also (quicker) from WEX....who also have the DK-3 ( for FM.?)
I think the FM and F90x may be different eye cup sizes, so sizes DK3 and DK2 respectively. You may want to double check my guesswork.
Buy a TLR and some super storng gigs..........no need to put the camera anywhere near to the glasswear of the specs.
Alternatively use a super wide angle lens on your slr ....summat like 12mm, set hyperfocal distance to give acceptable sharpness from say 4ft to infinity, then shoot away to your herarts content without having to check composure through the viewfinder.
I have a simple solution to most problems albiet they're often totally impractical![]()
Well I get quite a few spectacles from the bootie @ 50p esp strong magnification ones for doing close work, saves using my own ones at times.
Well John I got the F90x fitted with a non AI 50mm ................
I didnt know you could do that -- was the lens modded.?
i had a 50mm Kogaku mounted on my D5000 (actually more versatile than my D300)
and loved its classic chunky looks
Finally received my new toy body.
Images not uploaded, I'll try again but may be tomorrow.
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3rd time lucky?
New-born Leica MP, 0.85, black, lizard, no engraving at all on top or back, M7-style rewind.
New-born Leica MP, 0.85, black, lizard, no engraving at all on top or back, M7-style rewind.
An excellent choice for a digital camera,this is for film camera toys.
You also had likes from three film stalwarts.![]()
Also a good choice for film. Note the rewind..
I've just gone through the A La Carte options and configured this camera out of interest....£4185I reckon I'll have to stick to my projects instead