Nikon D750 - Price Reduced SOLD: Sold...

BigGWells Loc: Olympia, WA

Sold

FiddleMaker Loc: Merrimac, MA

BigGWells wrote:

Nikon D750. Purchased in Oct 2015. Shutter count: 19,764

In perfect condition

Includes: Kirk L-bracket, Vello Battery Grip, Vello Glass LCD cover, battery, charger, box and manual.

Price includes PayPal fees and shipping in Continental USA

What is that large oval-shaped thing on the rear of the camera ?? I have a D750 but I don't know what this oval gizzmo is. ~FiddleMaker

Bridges Loc: Memphis, Charleston SC, now Nazareth PA

FiddleMaker wrote:

What is that large oval-shaped thing on the rear of the camera ?? I have a D750 but I don't know what this oval gizzmo is. ~FiddleMaker

That is a hooded eyepiece that is designed to cover the eye in such a way that light doesn't get in from the sides when you are viewing through the eyepiece. It was most likely made by Hoodman and is an accessory that costs between 20 to 30 dollars. I have one on my D800 and they work very well.

leftj Loc: Texas

Bridges wrote:

That is a hooded eyepiece that is designed to cover the eye in such a way that light doesn't get in from the sides when you are viewing through the eyepiece. It was most likely made by Hoodman and is an accessory that costs between 20 to 30 dollars. I have one on my D800 and they work very well.

But not if you wear glasses.

OddJobber Loc: Portland, OR

leftj wrote:

But not if you wear glasses.

The one shown is for glasses; covers the entire lens. There's a much smaller one for without glasses.

FiddleMaker Loc: Merrimac, MA

Bridges wrote:

That is a hooded eyepiece that is designed to cover the eye in such a way that light doesn't get in from the sides when you are viewing through the eyepiece. It was most likely made by Hoodman and is an accessory that costs between 20 to 30 dollars. I have one on my D800 and they work very well.

OK, thanks for the clarification. I do wear glasses but I take them off when using the camera. But then I have to put them back on to view what I have taken on the rear LCD screen.

BigGWells Loc: Olympia, WA

I wear glasses, so I use the larger one. But I have had friends without glasses, use my camera, and they love it.

carl hervol Loc: jacksonville florida

referb from Nikon for 1495.00

sathca Loc: Narragansett Rhode Island

I use one of those eye cups and I like it because I wear glasses for reading and to see the monitor on the back of the camera and with the eye Cup on it can push my glasses down out of the way when I want to take a picture in a hurry!