graywolf wrote: > Just a bit of historical interest. Back in the 1960's the thing to do > was have an Exacta rotating eyecup adapted to your camera. Not only did > it have a place for a diopter, but the diopter rotated with the eyecup > so you could have your optician make one with astigmatism correction for > you. It was more useful for the farsighted folks, however. > > graywolf > http://www.graywolfphoto.com > "Idiot Proof" <==> "Expert Proof" > ----------------------------------- > >> >> With my MX I am using an eyepiece that has an option to put a lens in >> it. Here is it: >> >> http://static.flickr.com/27/64386373_2497575731_o.jpg >> >> I do not know if it was designed for pentax viewfinder but it fits >> nicely and helps me a lot in focusing. >> >> luben >>
Interesting, this one is not rotating, only the rubber is rotating, so I think is not so useful for astigmatism. Yes, it was my optition that for $5 made the dioper correction lens I am using now. Did the Exakta eyecup fitted pentax viewfinder? Because it is relatively easy here to find Exakta stuff... luben -- "Computers are useless. They can only give answers." - Pablo Picasso
