Knock the glass out of it, steal the finder from an old, dead Oly Trip
35, jam it in, align it then fill all gaps with metal putty squeezed
to shape. You can even use the lens dress ring as a front trim. Paint
the body putty black after trimming and sanding to a pleasing shape.
You end up with a nice 42mm brightline finder so if you use the inside
of the frame, it's about right.
I did this so it can't be hard!
Andrew Fildes
afildes@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
On 03/05/2010, at 3:53 PM, Chris Barker wrote:
> Yes, it's a cheap round thing, all right. I had not noticed when I
> got it that the brightframes are off to one side. So, although part
> of the error that I reported yesterday could be attributed to
> parallax, that is the vertical component; there's also a lateral
> component. Add to that the fact that the eye relief is quite short
> which means that I have to press my eye to the blimmin' thing to see
> the outer frames ...
>
> Using the CV viewfinder is much easier with eye relief and brightness.
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