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Wide Angle Peephole Door Viewer Doorscope 2- 3/8 Silver Metal These Wide angle door viewers are made of high quality aluminum with a polished finish. They are manufactured with the highest quality prisms and optical lenses available. Unlike competitors which use ordinary glass lenses and inferior prisms which makes a clouded image. We use only the highest quality material available. Each door viewer comes with its own installation instructions. For an easy i… |
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Leica Viewfinder Magnifier 1.25x Black – Magniefies The Viewfinder Image By 25% $299.95 The Leica Viewfinder Magnifier M 1.25x is an equally practical and easy to use small accessory which facilitates considerably easier picture composition with telephoto lenses by enlarging the central area of the viewfinder image by 25%. At the same time it increases focusing accuracy…. |
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Flashpoint LCD Foldaway Viewfinder 3X magnification $59.83 Comes with screen protector that fits Canon 5D and smiliar 3″ screens…. |
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Camera Viewfinder Magnifier
viewfinder on cameras?
Hi, I have recently purchased a fuji finepix s6500fd camera, and after looking through the viewfinder (not the lcd one)have trouble viewing things at a distance, is there a gadget on the market that enlarges the image you see, when I was looking at an image of a static plane at an air show with someone elses camera, (an expensive slr), the plane looked as though it was enlarged, where as in my camera it looked as though it was further away than it actualy was,I know people might say thats the difference in the price of cameras, this is probably true,but is there a magnifier or something to attach to the viewfinder?if not- why not? or is there a device to attach to the lcd viewer to avoid sunlight on the screen?not that this is much of a problem this year, as a waterproof cover would be more practical —- thanks in advance
I think you need to adjust the diopter adjustment on the eye piece / viewfinder. If it is adjusted wrong things will look small in the view finder.
This is a common mistake.
The older SLR have very large ground glass in the view finder. That’s because the ground glass represents the size of film / ccd. There’s no getting around it.
You can try something like this:
http://www.hoodmanusa.com/
But again they are not really design to magnify the viewfinder but LCD.
Good Luck.
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