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5th July 2004
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Which model? Eyecups...
 Hi, anyone knows the exact model of this nikon eyecups? Thanks  |
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5th July 2004
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Location: Planet Nikon
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EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE.
So Canon!!!  Anyway, think it's a Canon eyecup? Not too sure though, it's ideal for film SLRs cos of the film back  |
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 That's is a Nikon eyecup for the old F501. Not avaliable in the market now. Anyway, this eyecup is not good: i. it is half round and thus not comfortable. ii. it drops out easily just like the original DK-10, in fact due to the fact that it protude out, it drops more easily than the DK-10. My advise is to think twice before getting it, of cos, provided if you can still find one now...  |
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5th July 2004
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Join Date: May 2004
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This eyecup is ideal for D100. I like it very much personally. Anyway, I got 2 from BHphoto.com and ship via vpost so the shipping cost will not be more expensive compared to the item itself. The best thing about this eyecup is: with the half rounded shape, it won't block out the LCD. That is also the reason why I gave up the round one. Try this link and you will see it is in stock:
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/cont...u=37419&is=REG I can never understand why people's eyecup can drop out easily. I have mine sturdily attached to view finder and never have problem with the 'drop out' |
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