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From: cff@uvaee.UUCP (Chuck Ferrara)
Newsgroups: net.rec.photo
Subject: Re: Novice Needs 35mm Recommendations
Message-ID: <366@uvaee.UUCP>
Date: Tue, 16-Jul-85 10:25:24 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 16 10:25:24 1985
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Reply-To: cff@uvaee.UUCP (Chuck Ferrara)
Organization: EE Dept., U of Virginia, Charlottesville
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Keywords: eye glasses, viewfinders

In article <242@harvard.ARPA> sasaki@harvard.UUCP (Marty sasaki) writes:
>My problem is that I have lots of astigmatism and the various viewfinder
>correction adjustments can't compensate for this. Even if I had a special
>lens ground for the viewfinder I couldn't use the camera both vertically
>and horizontally. Does anyone have a suggestion in this case?
>-- 

How about contact lenses? Buying a set would probably be less expensive
than any customized modification for your camera. It would also spare you
the trouble of removing your glasses to see through the view finder.
I can't say I've tried it though; I'm 20-20.

-- 
	Chuck Ferrara @  U. Va. Dept. of EE; Charlottesville,Va. 22901 
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