Curran Giddens
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Includes EVF cable but no Red Arm. Serial number #0836.
Best offer by April 18th takes it!
SOLD
I am also including an Element Technica EVF rain cover and Bluestar large round eyepiece chamois.
The rain cover features an elastic strip to fit snugly around the eyepiece and a clear window over the controls to see which button is being pressed. Use of the Element EVF guard (also included) is suggested to prevent accidental activation of the EVF controls. The Element Technica EVF Guard is $115 retail.
No scratches on the glass.
There are a couple scratches on the rim of the EVF near the eyepiece.
The focusing mechanism is a bit sticky and tricky. Luckily this is not as bad a problem as it seems. In fact I wouldn't want it fixed. You only really need to change focus on the glass when changing users. It is better to just leave the EVF for the DP. Have the DP set the correct focus for their eyes and it will stay set. When the EVF was new the focusing mechanism was smooth and easy to adjust. But it was too easy to adjust. As in accidentally adjusted in the middle of a take. Now you need one hand to hold the rim of the eyepiece steady while adjusting focus with the other hand. Notice the line between the serial number and the scratches I listed above, this is the part that is tricky to adjust.
That's the best I can explain it for now.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Best offer by April 18th takes it!
SOLD
I am also including an Element Technica EVF rain cover and Bluestar large round eyepiece chamois.
The rain cover features an elastic strip to fit snugly around the eyepiece and a clear window over the controls to see which button is being pressed. Use of the Element EVF guard (also included) is suggested to prevent accidental activation of the EVF controls. The Element Technica EVF Guard is $115 retail.
No scratches on the glass.
There are a couple scratches on the rim of the EVF near the eyepiece.
The focusing mechanism is a bit sticky and tricky. Luckily this is not as bad a problem as it seems. In fact I wouldn't want it fixed. You only really need to change focus on the glass when changing users. It is better to just leave the EVF for the DP. Have the DP set the correct focus for their eyes and it will stay set. When the EVF was new the focusing mechanism was smooth and easy to adjust. But it was too easy to adjust. As in accidentally adjusted in the middle of a take. Now you need one hand to hold the rim of the eyepiece steady while adjusting focus with the other hand. Notice the line between the serial number and the scratches I listed above, this is the part that is tricky to adjust.
That's the best I can explain it for now.
Let me know if you have any questions.