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Canon ER-KE Large Eyecup for R5 II
Canon ER-KE Large Eyecup for R5 II
The Canon ER-KE Large Eyecup for EOS R5 II is designed to enhance vertical shooting and ensure comfortable viewing. Constructed from high-quality silicone rubber, this eyecup features an asymmetrical shape that effectively blocks stray light, improving the clarity of your viewfinder image. The soft cushioning around the eyepiece offers added comfort, making it ideal for photographers who wear eyeglasses. This practical accessory not only improves your shooting experience but also adds a layer of protection to your camera's eyepiece.
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Canon ER-KE Large Eyecup for R5 II
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Canon ER-KE Large Eyecup for R5 II
The Canon ER-KE Large Eyecup for EOS R5 II is designed to enhance vertical shooting and ensure comfortable viewing. Constructed from high-quality silicone rubber, this eyecup features an asymmetrical shape that effectively blocks stray light, improving the clarity of your viewfinder image. The soft cushioning around the eyepiece offers added comfort, making it ideal for photographers who wear eyeglasses. This practical accessory not only improves your shooting experience but also adds a layer of protection to your camera's eyepiece.
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