A light touch with a new razor bade on the matte side gives you a very
fine clean line.
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C.H.Ling wrote:
> The cut lines are not putting on the matte side? Anyway, it is a good
> suggestion but I'm not brave enough to cut on the surface of focusing
> screens yet (although I did many edge trimmings before). I like perfect
> view, slightly scratch or non even cutting will kill :-)
>
> C.H.Ling
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Sawyer, Edward"
>
>> You can add a grid to any screen, with DIY methods. Simply scribe lines on
>> the Fresnel side of it, using a razor blade or other suitable tool. I'd
>> use a small square to make sure they are square to the edges of the screen
>> itself. It's a delicate job but can be done. The Canon screens are plastic
>> so this is not that difficult. A grid on an EC-S screen would be ideal for
>> MF and architecture/grid use.
>>
>> -Ed
>
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