Just to add to what Garth and Winsor have already written. Eyecup 1
can take a custom-made correction lens (I have had 2 made for my 2
Eyecup 1s), whereas people have been able, in the past, to buy Eyecup
2s with the standard correction lens already installed.
I also have an Eyecup 2 on my OM4Ti, already there when I bought it
recently, and it is quite a comfortably thing to have there. I do
not use my glasses when I am using my OMs, owing to the correction
lens installed in the OM1's eyecup 1, and the built-in correction of
the OM4/Ti. I use glasses only when using my XA or Bronica RF645.
Chris
At 20:05 +0000 17/8/02, plp@xxxxxxxx wrote:
Not having seen one in person, I'm wondering if I should buy
an eyecup for my OM-4Ti before they disappear. Help me under-
stand the purpose of it. The OM-4Ti comes with a plastic eye-
cup. Is the Eyecup 2 made of rubber, to protect your eyebrow?
Is it a safe assumption that an Eyecup 2 has clear glass in
the viewfinder (no correction)? What's the difference between
an Eyecup 1 and Eyecup 2?
Pete
(remembering the famous "viaduct" (why a duck?) exchanges of
the Marx Brothers)
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