Cascadilla
Well-known
I've never tried contact lenses and given how much trouble I have with eye drops I doubt that I would do well with them. So as with other cameras, I use what I can in terms of diopter correction and push my glasses down my nose to see with the correction over the finder and bring them back up to see f/stops, shutter speeds, DOF scales, etc. It isn't perfect but it works. With my Pentax DSLRs I can see the whole finder so I have the diopter set for viewing through glasses. And with my Contax rangefinders I usually use the Zeiss 440 post war finder that has diopter correction after focusing with my glasses through the normal finder. Rubber O rings around the finder of the cameras protect my glasses from scratching, so I can work as I need to.
Alpsman
Well-known
I can't get used to contact lenses. The mere thought of having them in my eyes makes me uncomfortable.
Whatever.
For my other cameras, I need these rings with M19 threads. I've already drawn them as a 3D model. You can then glue cut-out lenses from cheap glasses into them. I just have to upload them so you can download them.
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My day is getting too short ;-)
Whatever.
For my other cameras, I need these rings with M19 threads. I've already drawn them as a 3D model. You can then glue cut-out lenses from cheap glasses into them. I just have to upload them so you can download them.
. . . .
My day is getting too short ;-)