akptc
Shoot first, think later
I use rubber eyecup-equipped SLRs for most of my picture-taking fun. Almost every time I grab my Contax G2, I end up poking my left eye with the viewfinder. It takes a few frames and some Visine to get me to instinctively remember to rest the camera on my nose.
It occurred to me that perhaps someone has produced an after-market rubber eyecup for the G2 - it would be an eyeball saver for me. Would greatly appreciate any suggestions.
It occurred to me that perhaps someone has produced an after-market rubber eyecup for the G2 - it would be an eyeball saver for me. Would greatly appreciate any suggestions.
jano
Evil Bokeh
I wonder if you allow yourself to get poked enough times, whether you'll experience a variation of pavlov's dogs 
You touch the G2 and instinctively your eye starts to water.
You touch the G2 and instinctively your eye starts to water.
akptc
Shoot first, think later
Either that or I will go blind
jano
Evil Bokeh
Pffft, Isaac Newton used to push his finger into his eye socket and observe the colors when he'd push on the orbit and he never went blind (kids: DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME).
akptc
Shoot first, think later
Well, sure, but he was British!
Issy
Well-known
Very simple. Since the G2 viewfinder FOV is 1/4 the area of an SLR view, your brain says you are obviously too far awy from it, press the camera closer.
When you get the black G back set up, it will add enough thickness to the camera to protect your eye.
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When you get the black G back set up, it will add enough thickness to the camera to protect your eye.
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akptc
Shoot first, think later
Bill, that is as clever as it is minimalistic, I love it. Now if I can only win that databack...