![]() ![]() How do you tell if you've got considerable astigmatism? If you have a copy of your eyeglass prescription, the second number is the amount of astigmatism you've got. Do you have a considerable amount of astigmatism? If so, then there are other issues to consider. Keep in mind that they'll need to grind a custom lens with different base curves than the glasses lenses that they usually grind, so be prepared to pay for such custom work! Since I've never taken one apart, I don't know if the lens is held in place with a bevel or glue, so I'm not sure how much difficulty this will present for the optical lab. They'll have to make up a custom lens for you and remove the lens from the eyepiece and insert the custom made one. Not good enough? Still want a custom correction? Well your optometrist or optician can likely have their lab custom make an eyepiece for you if you bring in one of the prescription eyepieces from Canon. If they do, you can add the correction of the prescription eyepiece to the -2.50 you can dial in on the viewfinder (e.g. On the Elan 7, I presume the Elan II ones still fit since their website makes no mention of dioptres for the Elan 7. You can get the stock prescription dioptres that Canon makes for the EOS-3 or Elan 7. Still reading? I guess you haven't been convinced enough about the merits of a better viewfinder to part with more money. ![]() ![]() Just came back from the camera store with a new EOS 1V? Congratulations. Extra eye relief and a larger viewfinder really is the answer to your problems taking photos with glasses on. Try an EOS 1V in a camera store and you'll see an immediate improvement. See this excellent article at by Mike Johnston for more information. Of course you could be having troubles with glasses because of the mediocre viewfinder. Seriously, it's a nuisance taking pictures without your distance glasses in place because you can't see well in the distance unless you're looking through the viewfinder. When I stop skiing long enought to take a photo, my glasses invariably fog up because of a combination of the exercise and the cold. The only time I've ever taken off my glasses is when I take pictures while cross country skiing. I'm a -2.50 in the better eye and a -4.00 in the worse eye and I almost always take pictures with my glasses on. Love the vintage looking “Personal reel” printing? Fine! If not you can let us print your own artwork on the center circle (10€ setup fee plus surcharge per reel).įor urgent orders you can choose Express Production – combined with Express Delivery your reel will be with you presumably within 3 days (Europe) or 4/5 days (US).Įach reel comes with a protective, archival (museum grade), transparent sleeve.If your prescription is greater than -4.00, I'm curious as to why you'd want to take pictures without your glasses anyways. Vivid colours, crisp and clear details – you’ll get the same high quality as you know from the past. They are made from specially coated multi-layer cardstock and real photographic film, like the original ones from the 40s to 90s. You just need to send us your 7 photos (plus center image, if you opted for), lean back and wait for the postman.įeel the ‘good old times’ with this View-Master style reels. They fit into any View-Master branded viewer and of course into our own viewers. Your very own Personal Reel – fully compatible with the original View-Master reels. ![]()
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