nandemofoto
Established
Just a heads up, make sure your rubber eyepiece is screwed in properly onto your viewfinder. I lost mine on a second day (than found it 2 days later on a sidewalk near my house
).
Some other members of Fuji X Forum lost theirs too, so it looks like it may be a wider problem.
Some other members of Fuji X Forum lost theirs too, so it looks like it may be a wider problem.
Beemermark
Veteran
drop of nail polish on the threads might be the fix
nandemofoto
Established
If you do loose it, the eyepiece is exchangeable with the eyepiece from Nikon FM line (tested it on my FM2/Titanium) and according to other member "Frankie" it works also with Zeiss Ikon ZM and R-D1.
RealXenuis
Officious Intermeddler
If you do loose it, the eyepiece is exchangeable with the eyepiece from Nikon FM line (tested it on my FM2/Titanium) and according to other member "Frankie" it works also with Zeiss Ikon ZM and R-D1.
Can anyone suggest a replacement considering my problem with it?: I find that it's a. very "rubbery" and thus harder to clean and attracts things like hair and dust. b. the glass is not deep enough, so that the oil from my eyelashes constantly smears on the lens and then I have to continually clean it (see "a"). Is there a similar (i.e. round and smallish) eyepiece out there with a deeper glass and possibly less rubbery frame to replace this with? Thanks!
The eyepiece and diopters for the current Voigtlander Bessas fit.
see http://checkout.cameraquest.com/fuji-x100-fuji-x-pro1.htm
Stephen
see http://checkout.cameraquest.com/fuji-x100-fuji-x-pro1.htm
Stephen
hub
Crazy French
I drop mine too. But I realised immediately. Screwed it back tight, no more issue.
Richard G
Veteran
....found it 2 days later on a sidewalk near my house...
That is amazing. Wish I had luck like that.
That is amazing. Wish I had luck like that.
CopperB
M3 Noob
I've not had problems it but the hood cap is forever falling off. I've lost and found it 3x in a week. Finally had to resort to a cap guard.
Canon Alberic
Member
The first time, mine fell off but I heard the noise and luckily found it nearby. Second time, no noise and no diopter when I got home. However, Fujifilm UK are sending me a gratis replacement shortly.
david.elliott
Well-known
eyepiece on my camera seems to be quite secure, thankfully
GaryLH
Veteran
Thanks to op for the warning. Checked mine as soon I got it the other day. It was also very secure.
Gary
Ps. I do not understand why they did not use the variable diopter eyepiece from the x100.
Gary
Ps. I do not understand why they did not use the variable diopter eyepiece from the x100.
nandemofoto
Established
....found it 2 days later on a sidewalk near my house...
That is amazing. Wish I had luck like that.
It doesn't work with lottery though...
Dante_Stella
Rex canum cattorumque
Loctite blue, not nail polish.
Just be glad that it's not a Hexar AF eyepiece with a -20 diopter (or something) glass in it.
By the way, if you get an F3 (non-HP) eyepiece for this camera (19mm), it comes with a substantial rubber doughnut. You can transfer that doughnut to other F2 and F3 diopters. Works like a charm. I don't think that Fuji believes in Nikon's -1 by default viewfinders, so a -2 actually acts like a -1.
Dante
Just be glad that it's not a Hexar AF eyepiece with a -20 diopter (or something) glass in it.
By the way, if you get an F3 (non-HP) eyepiece for this camera (19mm), it comes with a substantial rubber doughnut. You can transfer that doughnut to other F2 and F3 diopters. Works like a charm. I don't think that Fuji believes in Nikon's -1 by default viewfinders, so a -2 actually acts like a -1.
Dante
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