Raymate Goldmember More info | Nov 17, 2005 05:55 | #1 Got this a few weeks back as I thought it would just extend out the viewfinder so I would not get marks on my screen and flash unit, well it does that OK, but it also makes the image a different size in the viewfinder. That I don’t want it to do. Canon: EOS 5DmkII • 50D • 40D • 350D • 100 f2.8L IS Macro • 70-200 f4L • 24-105 f4L IS • 17-40 f4L • 50 f1.4 • 60 f2.8 Macro • 85 f1.8 • 430EX • 580EX II • ST-E2
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Az2Africa Goldmember  3,481 posts Likes: 6 Joined Mar 2005 Location: North Scottsdale, Arizona USA More info | Nov 17, 2005 06:39 | #2 I used mine for a short time. It now lives in my gadget bag. If it fits, I may try it on the5D when I get it next month. Maybe it will be better on a full frame camera. "If you're not living on the edge. You're taking up too much room !"
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Gday3 Hatchling  5 posts Joined Apr 2005 More info | Nov 17, 2005 06:39 | #3 Unscrew the extender and remove the little lens from the inside - that's it and works for me. Keep the lens you never know.
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tiha Senior Member  960 posts Likes: 24 Joined Feb 2005 Location: 44°49′14″N 20°27′44″E More info | As I understand, EP-EX15 eyepiece extender makes image smaller. What's the point of such device? EOS 5D, EOS 30D, EOS 3, PowerShot G6
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nation Senior Member  906 posts Joined Jun 2005 Location: Sydney, Oz More info | Nov 17, 2005 07:46 | #5 the extender is for people wearing glasses. the idea being that if you wear glass your eye ball is further away from the viewfinder and the view in the viewfinder, including camera settings, gets cuts off. hence the shrinking of the view. for those not wearing glasses and who don't want to smear their LCDs the best thing to do is as Gday pointed out, unscrew and remove the small plastic lenses. IN effect you turn it into a hollow barrel. 7D and lenses.
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tiha Senior Member 960 posts Likes: 24 Joined Feb 2005 Location: 44°49′14″N 20°27′44″E More info | Thank you for explanation. I wear glasses and it was always problem to see the entire picture in viewfinder with film cameras. With 20Ds smaller viewfinder at least the whole image with shutter and aperture display is visible. Anyway it would be nice to have extender that enlarges image if this is possible. Angle Finder C can do that but it's not for eye level shooting. EOS 5D, EOS 30D, EOS 3, PowerShot G6
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Gday3 wrote: Unscrew the extender and remove the little lens from the inside - that's it and works for me. Keep the lens you never know. Best regards Christian
Canon: EOS 5DmkII • 50D • 40D • 350D • 100 f2.8L IS Macro • 70-200 f4L • 24-105 f4L IS • 17-40 f4L • 50 f1.4 • 60 f2.8 Macro • 85 f1.8 • 430EX • 580EX II • ST-E2
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RobKirkwood Goldmember 1,124 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jul 2005 Location: Nottingham, UK More info | tiha wrote: Anyway it would be nice to have extender that enlarges image if this is possible. I'd buy one of those straight away, no waiting!
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JoeC. Junior Member  23 posts Joined Nov 2005 More info | Nov 17, 2005 13:34 | #9 I wear glasses and was VERY happy it shrunk the image. Now I can see everything at once! Joey
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subtle_spectre Goldmember  1,657 posts Joined Aug 2005 More info | Nov 17, 2005 13:48 | #10 I never even noticed until this thread....
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Mitcon Goldmember  3,670 posts Likes: 3 Joined Jun 2005 Location: Adelaide, South Australia More info | Nov 17, 2005 14:06 | #11 You can also buy just a third-party eye-cup fitting which keeps your face well clear of the screen/camera. Most good camera stores should have them, I grabbed one myself ages ago and think it cost like $5 or $10. They have no glass in them, dirt cheap. Cheers Wayne
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Nov 17, 2005 14:06 | #12 I wear glasses too, but I found the dioptic works well enough so I can work without using my glasses, which is nice and now with the little mod, I'm now very happy Canon: EOS 5DmkII • 50D • 40D • 350D • 100 f2.8L IS Macro • 70-200 f4L • 24-105 f4L IS • 17-40 f4L • 50 f1.4 • 60 f2.8 Macro • 85 f1.8 • 430EX • 580EX II • ST-E2
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Real thing would be eyepiece extender that makes image larger.
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