I've had a 2n for 20 years and my meter has always behaved in that same
manner.
I noticed it early on and took care to cover the viewfinder when using a
tripod...
after I had composed the shot of course. I've never used an eyecup,but I
think the eye cup
2 is the one recommended for eyeglass users.
later,
mike m.
John Hudson wrote:
> QUESTIONS.........is this normal experience with the 2n? I assume that
> light was leaking back through the viewfinder into the meter and thus
> closing down the aperture by one stop or more.
>
> If this back leakage of light through the viewfinder is a fact of life
> with the 2n [it is not with the 4T] does Olympus or anyone else make an
> eye cup suitable for someone who wears glasses?
>
> Thanks
>
> John Hudson
> Surrey, BC, Canada
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