Does this come with the rubber eyecup shown in the photos? And will it work on my Nikon D7000?
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I don't know about Nikon 'bought for canonHere list of cameras NikonNikon: D40/D50/D70/D70S/D80/D90/D100/D200/D300/D500/D500/D700/D800/D3000/D5000/D1H/D1X/D2H/D2X/FA/F6/F75/F80/F801S/F90/F100
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It came with a rubber eye cup, but none of the brackets which fits on the viewfinder fit my Nikon D200 camera, so it was a waste of time and money for me. Also, holding and adjusting the magnifier onto the viewfinder I could not tell any noticeable magnification of the view.
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No, the Nikon DK-20 is the compatible eyecup for the Nikon D3200. Here is the link: DK-20 Rubber EyeCup Eyepiece f. Nikon D5100 D3100 D3000 D60 D50 D70 F65 F75 D40
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This one will. I have one with my D7000 and both my D7000 Digital SLR Camera Body with 18-55mm VR Lens + 55-200mm VR Lens + Cleaning Kit. http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/171111877805?lpid=82
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One thing I can say is that it fits my t3i, and it also fits my old Canon film cameras, the AT-1 and the Canon AE Program. That's a full frame camera you've got there, so I can't say for sure, but I would be surprised if all Canon DSLRs didn't have the same size eyepiece. Especially since it fits the eyepiece slots on my 39 year old and 31 year old Canon 35mm film cameras. One other thing you might like to know is that with that eyecup attached it is in the way of the articulated display on the T3i. When I swing the display out I have to hold up the bottom of the rubber part or else just slip it off. Same with closing the display too of course. I don't know the dimensions of the 70D so I can't say if that might be an issue with you too. Even so, it's such a trivial matter calling it an issue is a stretch. Buy it and enjoy. Oh! One other thing related to the viewfinder you might want to consider buying if you don't already have it is an extension that extends the eyepiece out about 3/8 of and inch or so. It makes it a lot easier to belly up to the bar as it were and acquire an image, especially if you wear glasses. Sorry for the mixed metaphor. :D
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Yes, it does. This securely connects to the camera by the 3-leaf bayonette mount under the camera's protective ring. The outer end of this KIWI tube has an internal 52mm thread which accepts the external 52mm thread of the added WA lens. Also, this adapter provides just enough space that, if you extend/zoom the LX7 lens all the way by accident (you should NOT want to zoom out with a wide angle lens attached anyway - defeats the purpose of WA course), it will not cause the WA glass pupil to impact the (much more valuable) camera lens. But check yours just in case of slight variation. Best to be safe.
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It actually says Nikon on it! I looked for that too! That was one of the reasons why I bought this specific cup.
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The one that I purchased is for the Canon mount. You would have to get one for the Nikon mount.
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I remove my glasses when I use the eyecup, I would suggest to get the corrective glass/ lens for the camera, this product makes the photography much easier so that other part of your face dose NOT touch the screen. Hope my answer help you to make a better decision on your purchase. HH
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There is a little threading but when i asked customer support the same question via email they said there wasn't. I don't know what diameter the lens is and i doubt there is a 3rd party filter. However i did do an amazon search and found one that looks like it is mounted to the lens with three screws. But with it being a zoom lens I don't think it would stay on when fully retracted.
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Hi, TA. It comes w/all but the lens cloth, but you can get that for next to nothing at an eyeglass store. I hate that the lens caps won't stay put, but I've had that problem w/ other binocs too. I considered carefully what I wanted in a little bird spotting scope and bought this w/ the knowledge that it's better at finding things than focusing quite closely on the subject. I dearly wish I'd done it the other way around. Either that or I should have gotten both kinds. Or blown a lot of money (which I don't have) on a high end scope. So. My birdies are fuzzy, but it's fine for now.
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The one I bought was specific for the Nikon 70-200 F4. I would think the odds of it fitting another lens extremely remote. I can't say for sure but I would not take the chance. I had the Tamron lens and didn't think it was long enough to require the mount, but that is my opinion only. As an example, I have a ring I bought for a Canon 70-200 F4 several years ago and I hoped it would fit the Nikon. No such luck. They make a lot of money selling these after market items and I am fairly sure they want as little lens to lens compatibility as possible.
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No it will not, this specific eyecup only works with Nikon's crop sensor bodies. I do know for a fact that hoodman does sell this eyecup for full sensor cameras, I don't know here though.
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Hi there. I purchased this product last year. It comes with an adapter ring and works perfectly on my Nikon D3100.
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no I don't think it does when I ordered this one that was just for my camera 5300.if it says it will fit a d7000 then it possibly will.
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It comes with an adapter ring. Screw that onto your existing lens then attach the lens.
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Yes. It protects the eye cup lens when the unit is mounted on the camera. The eye cup lens is unprotected from the other (camera) side, but it not an issue while mounted on the camera.
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For rubber eyecups we recommend removing them if possible for the best grip. If not removable, then fold them down. As long at the outer eyepiece diameter, with the rubber eyecups included is within 40-44 mm, then it will fit. If you have any other questions or concerns, please contact our customer service department at 631-963-5000 or by email at info@carson.com and we would be glad to assist you further.