Does this Hoodman Glasses Model Hoodeye Eyecup for Nikon Square Eyepiece fit the D750? I can't find this information anywhere.
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I am looking at the picture of the back of the 750 on the B and H site. The eyepiece is square, and very likely identical to the one one the D7100 which we have. So yes, most likely. It takes a while for the Hoodman specs to catch up with the newest camera version. I say likely because I don't have a 750 to test <groan>.
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I am looking at the picture of the back of the 750 on the B and H site. The eyepiece is square, and very likely identical to the one one the D7100 which we have. So yes, most likely. It takes a while for the Hoodman specs to catch up with the newest camera version. I say likely because I don't have a 750 to test &lt;groan&gt;.
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Nikon states that the D750 uses the DK-21 eyecuphttp://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Eyepieces/DK-21-Rubber-Eyecup.htmlwhich implies that it shares dimensions with the D610, D600, D7000, and D90-- if those cameras are compatible with this product, then the it is likely that it will also fit onto the D750.Here's Hoodmans compatibility charthttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:mh9rDFUhbUUJ:hoodmanusa.com/cgi/commerce.cgi%3Fdisplay%3Daction%26emptyoverride%3Dyes%26template%3DPDGCommTemplates/Header_Footer_XHTML/compatibility_chart.html+&cd;=1&hl;=en&ct;=clnk&gl;=us&client;=safariand D90, D7000, and D600/D610 are mentioned-- so it probably will. Nikon states that the D750 uses the DK-21 eyecuphttp://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Eyepieces/DK-21-Rubber-Eyecup.htmlwhich implies that it shares dimensions with the D610, D600, D7000, and D90-- if those cameras are compatible with this product, then the it is likely that it will also fit onto the D750.Here's Hoodmans compatibility charthttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:mh9rDFUhbUUJ:hoodmanusa.com/cgi/commerce.cgi%3Fdisplay%3Daction%26emptyoverride%3Dyes%26template%3DPDGCommTemplates/Header_Footer_... » Read More Nikon states that the D750 uses the DK-21 eyecuphttp://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Eyepieces/DK-21-Rubber-Eyecup.htmlwhich implies that it shares dimensions with the D610, D600, D7000, and D90-- if those cameras are compatible with this product, then the it is likely that it will also fit onto the D750.Here's Hoodmans compatibility charthttp://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:mh9rDFUhbUUJ:hoodmanusa.com/cgi/commerce.cgi%3Fdisplay%3Daction%26emptyoverride%3Dyes%26template%3DPDGCommTemplates/Header_Footer_XHTML/compatibility_chart.html+&cd;=1&hl;=en&ct;=clnk&gl;=us&client;=safariand D90, D7000, and D600/D610 are mentioned-- so it probably will. « Show Less
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The monitor diameter on the D800 is 3.2 inches. Even if the d7100 measures the same, I'd wait for GGS to make one expressly for it. The fit is precise.
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I don't know about the D750 but I used to own a D7100 it works great for the D7100. I have now upgraded to the D610 and the Glass does not fit but my display came with a protector ( don't know how the D750 is ) there is a little protector for the digital display control panel on top near the on/off switch it fits perfect for my D610 so If the glass for the display on the back doesn't fit It would still be worth covering the top display with protector. Good luck.
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high john, yes, ive checked on ebay and it seems that the 22mm eyecup will fit the Nikon d60.if you type in google, eyecup for the Nikon d60 and press search you will get loads on ebay for the d60 all at different prices.
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Works/mounts perfect with my D80 . . . . why would'nt it?Sigma and other 3rd party lens makers make glass to custom fit camerasi.e. Cannon, Olympus, Nikon, ect ... http://lenshero.com/lenses/nikon-d80-lens-by-sigma
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Nikon must have moved the tripod mount hole about 1 cm - because it didn't fit the D7100. The shape was correct, but the hole was off. I took the base of the MegaGear apart (very nice quality - it is a piece of sheet metal sandwiched between a felt material and the leather) and drilled a new hole. Now it works perfectly. One can't even tell anything was altered by looking at it. In fact, it looks so normal that I forgot I did that until I read this question.
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This lens hood fits the Nikon 18-105mm VR...the kit lens on the D-7000 among others. Great replacement hood.
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Hi,My D7000 with a Tamron 18-270mm fits well. The Tamron is 100mm long from the mounting face and is 70 mm in diameter. The case seems quite well made for the price though it subjectively looks a tad weird with its long snout. I've nicknamed mine "Pinocchio". So far it has not told me any lies.Cheers
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Hello. I did purchase this for a Nikon D7000. With the lens attached above, this item does not fit. It is very tight and will not close completely. I will be purchasing the next size up.
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Thanks to all for the replies. Got the official word from Nikon support - eyepiece caps only with this model.
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Everything I've found shows this lens will work with a D750. It's a fine Macro/Micro ?
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It doesn't fit the D750. I have both. Don't order the DK22 either as the thread on it does not fit the DK17M so it wont convert it for use on the D750.
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Nikon tells me the P80 is NOT really "threaded" with a working thread, just kind of cosmetically cut to look that way-----after looking at the P80 "Threads" under a big magnifying glass, my God, I believe they are correct---It is not a thread---very disappointing to me---somehow I feel better when a lens is protected with a filter
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This hood is for a specific Nikon lens. It's not a screw-in hood and has no threads. It won't fit a lens it wasn't designed for. The hood has spring-loaded tabs that match a groove on the lens rim. The hood slips over and slightly behind the front of the lens. The tabs snap into the groove and hold fast. The lens's existing threads are unencumbered and filters may be installed or removed as needed. In any case, you shouldn't place any filters on a hood. Filters should be placed as close to a lens's front element as feasible to minimize any internal reflections and optical artifacts.
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The eyecup fits on the camera's square bracket. The metal bracket on the eyecup is square on the side that slips onto the camera, and round on the rubber side to allow the eyecup to rotate around the bracket to allow it to be used with either eye. The round opening on the eyecup doesn't interfere with your ability to see the entire viewfinder. I've been very happy with this eyecup; it allows me to keep my glasses on and use the viewfinder in bright light when I can't see the LCD screen.
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The part that attaches to the camera is rectangular. The part you look through is round. For my wife's camera, a D5100, it caused a vignetting effect that resulted in a loss of viewfinder area. It already has only 95% coverage and another 5-10% loss wasn't acceptable. If your camera has an articulating screen, you may not be able to open and/or close it with the Eyecup on. It was well made and blocked light very well. Although we sent ours back, if the two issues I mentioned are not a problem for you, I would highly recommend it.
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Yes, I have the D80 and it's great. Hood bonnet? I never looked into that equipment. I also bought the fish eye lens....works great!