Eye correction
Posted 09/07/2009 - 00:52
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[quote:3496ace15f="johnriley"]What are Pentax User charging for these? /quote]
Thanks for the tip John. £5.00 inc. p&p, They only list -5 but I only want the adaptor.
Thanks for the tip John. £5.00 inc. p&p, They only list -5 but I only want the adaptor.
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Posted 09/07/2009 - 16:25
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womble wrote:
Kris it was very expensive about £85 a couple of months ago. Make me an offer if you're interested but best to do it by PM please, thanks John.
JohnMcD wrote:
Dear Nellie you could do what I did and buy an LX. The standard viewfinder that comes with it the FA1 has diopter adjustment from zero to -1.5 as far as I can remember. There is also an FA1W finder that does about -3 to plus 1 I think. I have both but as my eyes aren't as bad as I thought I might get rid of the FA1W.
If you fancy selling the FA-1W let me know... Dear Nellie you could do what I did and buy an LX. The standard viewfinder that comes with it the FA1 has diopter adjustment from zero to -1.5 as far as I can remember. There is also an FA1W finder that does about -3 to plus 1 I think. I have both but as my eyes aren't as bad as I thought I might get rid of the FA1W.
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Dear Nellie you could do what I did and buy an LX. The standard viewfinder that comes with it the FA1 has diopter adjustment from zero to -1.5 as far as I can remember. There is also an FA1W finder that does about -3 to plus 1 I think. I have both but as my eyes aren't as bad as I thought I might get rid of the FA1W.
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