Eyepiece extenders fabricate using a Canon DSLR easier when tiring spectacles.
Look for a round dial to adjust the diopter, or clarity of vision through the optical viewfinder. The small dial is located to the top and right of the optical viewfinder. Spin the dial to the left or right while looking through the optical viewfinder until the image is sharp.
1. Deposit on your eyeglasses. Stare at the back of your Canon camera and allot the optical viewfinder. This is the little glass opening at the back of Canon DSLR cameras where you see down the camera when composing a picture.
2. Squeeze the due and left side of the eyepiece all over the optical viewfinder. Gently pull up on the eyepiece to remove it from the camera.
3.When Canon United States designed their digital unmarried lens reflex (DSLR) cameras, they had spectacle wearers in function. If you bell them your glasses, additional lenses or spectacles, rest assured Canon has developed a viewfinder with an adjustable diopter and detachable eyepiece to assemble using their cameras easier. If you choose to add an eyepiece extender for consolation, exchange the sample eyepiece with one that conforms to your spectacle lenses or simply remove the eyepiece all well-adjusted, using a Canon DSLR with glasses is clean after a infrequent adjustments.
Instructions
Use the camera without the eyepiece to rest your glasses flat against the camera body.4. Increase comfort of using spectacles while shooting with a Canon DSLR by adding an eyepiece extender to the optical viewfinder. Slide an extender into the grooves where you removed the standard eyepiece.
5. Mount the eyepiece onto the extender. Choose the standard eyepiece, or opt for a shaped eyepiece that more easily cups the glass lenses of your spectacles. Slide the eyepiece on by placing it directly on top of the extender, and sliding it down into the grooves on the right and left side of the extender. Listen for the piece to snap into place.
6. Rest your glasses against the protruding eyepiece. Notice more space for your nose, less facial contact with the LCD screen and overall increased comfort when holding the Canon DSLR next to your face.
