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Reviews (12)
29 Apr, 2020
A full, screw-in eyepiece with rubber eye cup.
I bought a Nikon F4S fitted with a DK-17 magnifying eyepiece (1.2x), but I prefer the viewfinder image without magnification. Some rubber eye cups are replacements for the simple rubber ring on this or the original eyepiece. However, as well as the rubber eye cup, this one has the screw-in part with plain, coated, optical glass. Good value and easy to fit. Very pleased.
08 Mar, 2014
An excellent compact mirrorless camera with a 1st class standard zoom lens.
The Lumix G1 is an excellent little micro four thirds camera. My fifth picture with it ended up printed at half page size in a national daily newspaper. Lens quality is excellent and it is small enough to have with me most of the time, whereas my DSLR is a large full frame model which I only carry with me when photography is my primary reason for being out and about. It has a remarkably good EVF and an articulated rear screen, so very versatile. Originally around £600 it is a bargain on ebay at c. £100 to £150.
24 Mar, 2021
Good value, effective heatsink
Bought this 38 mm diameterheatsink to try to cool an overheating stepping motor (40 mm diameter) in a Konica Minolta Dimage Scan Dual IV slide scanner. It did what it is meant to do and got very hot, but alas the motor still overheated causing the scanner to stall after scanning c.16+ slides. I guess a small fan would have solved it, but there's no room for one and no obvious source of power without sufficient electronic knowledge to know where to source it on the circuit board. Still, it was worth a try at only £3.49 for the heatsink.