Diopter

[sbutchin]

Is there such a thing as a diopter that will fit on the back of the D2h, not for the viewfinder, but for the image screen. Thanks.[/img]

 

[realeyz]

Hoodman makes one for the D1 series - a D2 version is probably on the drawing board. do a search on B&H for "hoodman" and you will find a bunch of hoods and magnifiers for the LCD screens.

 

[Flew]

Thanks Todd. As one who is 'diopter challenged', this may be a big help for me. I'll definitely take your advice and check them out.

Frank

 

[greyflash]

I use one with mine, it's called bifocals. Used by older ladies and gentlemen. :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[Flew]

Gordon,

I almost always wear my reading glasses (diopter = 1.25) when I review my shots (chimp....;-)). I still can't read all of the blasted text in the LCD....

Guess I need to get some stronger reading glasses.... :roll:

Frank

 

[MontyDog]

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[sbutchin]

Hey guys, couldn't find anything in Hoodman - I could wear my glasses, but what a pain - my son's old gameboy had an accessory that was a magnifier - before I begin making one, any suggestions - can't believe Nikon doesn't make one - getting old is such a joy!

 

[Baywing]

Somewhere around work, years ago, we bought a full-page sized magnifier for a woman who couldn't see well. Local stationary stores should be able to get it. It was 8-1/2x11, and basically, fresnal design. If you cut one down to size, I'd bet it would fit under the LCD cover (assuming that model has a cover). You'd want the exact center, so only one per sheet. I don't think they were too bad, price wise. I've know I've spent more on a night of drinking (and I gave that up over 15 years ago!)

 

[sbutchin]

Hey, check this site out - I think one of these could work http://www.widgetsupply.com/page/WS/CTGY/magnifier-sheet worth a try for a few $ - anything is better than what I see now, which is nothing!

 

[sbutchin]

Hey, found full sheet magnifiers at staples/office max - going to pick one up tonight and let you know how it works