Coming out of lurk mode.... I find it much easier and more comfortable to
use my OM4T with the diopter correction adjusted without my glasses
(progressives). I have Olympus eyepiece 2 with the closest diopter
correction on my OM1 and OM2 so I can use them without my glasses too.
Whether or not this will work for you depends on the amount of correction
you require.
Jim
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> At 20:30 4/8/03, Alex asked:
>Hi Folks,
>
> Last year, I went on a photo tour that was really intense in terms of
> shooting, I shot over 50 rolls of film most being with the OM4, but also
> > a MF RF as well. Toward the end of the tour, my right eye became so
> exhausted, I had to switch to the left for shots. Not, only do I wear
> glasses, but they are progressive as well. Prior to the tour, I had never
> experienced this before! My question is, for those who wear glasses
> (particularly progressives), how do your OM4 (or 3) diopter correction
> > for minimal eye fatigue? Possible, it might be a good aidea to not use
> progressives, but a particlar single vision lenses optimized for a
> distance X? Or am I asking the impossible and should consider AF for the
> next heavy shooting foray?
>
>Thanks.
>
>Alex
> >
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