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Bob



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I can't think of any other way of describing it. Anyone seen this before and know what caused it?


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It shows up as radiused shadows in the lh corners of the viewfinder aperture/moulding.

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Sorry, No idea.

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It's normal - if you swing the camera first left then right with your eye away from the eyepiece you will see the curves move across the view - you are looking at a rectangular screen through a round lense - put you eye right up to the eyepiece and the cropping disappears. - Where's your rubber eycup gone?



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