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Optically works, but falls off to easily
17 Oct 2011
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Optically, this add-on lens works as advertised and corrects properly for my nearsightedness, for which the D200 built-in adjustment is not strong enough. However, I bought - and lost - two of these. They come off much too easily by simply brushing against the walls in the bag when storing the camera. Last time, I had a $20 Hoodman hoodeye connected (which snaps very securely onto this eyepiece) and must have brushed both off while walking with the camera. I don't understand why Nikon can't design this to snap into place, very much like the hoodeye does when used alone. More importantly, if Nikon were to design their cameras to provide adequate diopter adjustment for a wider range, we wouldn't need these little pieces of poor design.
Works as advertised, minor design flaw...
26 July 2010
I purchased one of these to use with my N80 and D90 to use with my eye and so that I can get my glasses out of the way. It slid on to the camera just fine. I tried to attach the DK-21 to it and the DK-21 would not fit. I whipped out a set of calipers to check the size of the grooves compared to that on the camera. I noticed that the overall width is slightly wider (0.99" on the diopter, 0.94" on the camera). I also noticed that the grooves were only about 0.05" wide and the tabs that slide into this on the DK-21 were 0.06" thick. I was able to correct the issue with an emery board. I had to trim the width to make it work with the Hoodman Eyecup (H-EyeN22)
Overall, does what it advertised.
I would have given it a 5 star if it worked out of the box, otherwise it works great.
Overall, does what it advertised.
I would have given it a 5 star if it worked out of the box, otherwise it works great.
Increases usability in some ways, but not without drawbacks
4 Jan 2007
The diopter correction piece for the rectangular Nikon viewfinders is a nice one, and it enables my somewhat poor vision to see clearly without my glasses getting in the way. However, while some eyecups may fit to the regular eyepiece (sans diopter corrector), the edge of this piece seems a bit thinner and will preclude a few rubber eyecups from fitting and may require trimming. I am not sure at the moment, but it may be possible for an eyecup with a plastic mount to attach to the diopter corrector if you do prefer using them.
Aside from that and a tendency to fog at times, it's a pleasing item for those who wish to shoot without glasses.
Aside from that and a tendency to fog at times, it's a pleasing item for those who wish to shoot without glasses.
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