I removed the eye cup altogether.. don't like them - cuts out too much
of the view.
I think my glasses may have slid the diopter over...
FOrst thing I did was set it when I got it... and center is about as
good as it gets. but removing the eye cup probably made it easier to
move the diopter thingy
ann
On 9/17/2013 18:13, Bruce Walker wrote:
Ann, this is probably obvious, but center may not be optimal for you.
Stare at the viewfinder info while nudging the diopter adj back and
forth a notch and you may get a sharper position. I also find it's
easier to manipulate that thing if I remove the rubber eye cup first.
On Tue, Sep 17, 2013 at 3:18 PM, Ann Sanfedele <ann...@nyc.rr.com> wrote:
Panic moment, I couldn't get anything to come into focus when I put the 30
year old 28mm lens -- almost 40 years now - on the K-5 . Once years ago I
had to have it repaired because of a focus problem... . so I took it off,
set it aside, and put on the 50... still fuzzy.. nothing in focus. as if I
had the cataract back.. soooo...
Then I look down at the back of the camera and.. ka-ching! the dipoter
lever slid way off to one side.. centered it and suddenly all was clear.
Ugh.
The spirit is willing but the brain is weak.
(yes, yes - just awoke from a nap)
ann
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