My wife and I shoot quite a few weddings, as the second shooter (and a eyeglass wearer) the glare is a pain in the rear I'm always looking through the top of my glasses or shades to get a better picture. Anyone else wear glasses use this eye cup? If so...
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I wear sunglasses with these, and usually I do the same thing you do. I pull them down to look through better. This is just a replacement for the standards eye cup, so it will not solve your issue.
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Yup u can turn the eyecup to suit which eye u prefer. I like to let it loose a little then as i rotate the camera for the shoot, the eyecup would remain stationary at my right eye. Btw i found it still very comfortable with sunglases on.
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Apologies for this late response. I wear glasses and have no trouble using these binocs. I would recommend them.
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I just received my eyecup and the rubber was split/cracked all the way through the leftside. ANyway, im sending it back but i tried it on my camera, Nikon D7100, but i could not getit to slip on, it seems like it is a bit too small.
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I do not wear my glasses when I use my Firefield. I use the units focusing method. I guess it would depend on your prescription.
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I use this magnifier almost daily. At first I tried to use them wearing my glasses but I couldn't get used to my field of vision. Everything seemed to be wavy and it was disorienting. I don't have any problem using them without my glasses though. My vision seems normal..only magnified.
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I wear regular eye glasses and they fit very well over those. I can't see a problem with shooting glasses.
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Not for me. I find it works best when adjusted so I can just see the top of my shoulder and almost see the edge of my ear/ helmet. It took a while to get the hang of adjusting it but it's second nature now. It may be that the helmet mirror sits higher and further out than an eyeglass mirror- I've never used an eyeglass mount. But I suspect they all take some getting used to, and no one works for everyone.
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I find it really good in terms of glare. I have it on a Nikon 35mm 1.8 and the images always have good color and contrast in my view.
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Like you, I have to wear sunglasses with my prescription in them. I have always had a problem looking at the LCD screens with my sunglasses on. What I do, is take my sunglasses off, and rely on the EVF. I am lost without it, especially with my vision. I think I get better photos that way.
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When I look through a eo tech with its red dot and circle they are very fuzzy to me. The triangle reticle is sharp with no blur and comes to a nice fine point which I use for aiming. I really don't know how a astigmatism would effect it but for my eyes it's great.
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if you wear glasses as I do you are supposed to roll the rubber cups on the eyepiece down for viewing with glasses, Bushnell actually has a "twist-up" feature on most of their optics that makes it easier. The only down side is that repeated rolling down for glases and back up for someone without glasses will eventually lead to the rubber breaking and then they will only be suitable for those with glasses
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My husband wears glasses and he is the one who uses the mpow. He says it doesn't really interfere with his glasses.
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I just received mine and the first thing I tried was my reading glasses underneath. Worked fairly well. My everyday safety glasses had a reading bifocal lens on them. Of course it's too big to go under these, but I intend to buy a pair of those half-lens readers to go with this, since I need my regular vision in the workshop as well without having to take off two pairs of eye wear each time. Happy that I wear drugstore #2 glasses for reading. I bought these for the non-fogging quality.
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Interesting that you asked this question as I am pondering this myself though with the haze filter. Different schools of thought from using as "protection of camera lens" to cutting glare to those who don't use them at all. This filter is on at all times during the day unless shooting in very low light. My haze filter not so sure about.
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I wear glasses and it works fine. I do find I have to clean glasses after shooting anyway. I have the "top" thingy on my camera also.
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I tried once, the Night Vision clip looked slippery as it did not have a good hold since it was framless, the vision looked fine but you have to focus a little harder to really adjust the viewing and then it becomes normal, but I was concerned that it might break my $450 odd glasses with Crizer lens & scratch resistance. Not advisable on frameless glasses. Certainly on non frameless. I still recommend it but I haven't used it too often. Only reason I bought it, was to avoid the white light from rear.