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Best adapter for Leica Televid and Nikon CP4500 (1 Viewer)

Chris Monk

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I'd be very grateful if members could let me know which adapter they've found to work best with the above combination.

Thanks in advance.

Chris
 
Chris Monk said:
I'd be very grateful if members could let me know which adapter they've found to work best with the above combination.

Thanks in advance.

Chris

Hi Chris

I use an SRB sleeve type adaptor. It is very similar to the Eagle eye and London Camera Exchange adaptors. I used to own a LCE one, I hated it and ended up chopping it up and adapting it! The SRB one is also only £35 that's right ONLY £35. It screws on to the filter thread and fits very snuggly over the eyepiece. It comes with 3 screws, though only one is needed (due to the excellent fit) and is finished in black. The general build quality is superb. Have a look at their website www.srbfilm.co.uk

Regards

Mark
 
M N Reeder said:
Hi Chris

I use an SRB sleeve type adaptor. It is very similar to the Eagle eye and London Camera Exchange adaptors. I used to own a LCE one, I hated it and ended up chopping it up and adapting it! The SRB one is also only £35 that's right ONLY £35. It screws on to the filter thread and fits very snuggly over the eyepiece. It comes with 3 screws, though only one is needed (due to the excellent fit) and is finished in black. The general build quality is superb. Have a look at their website www.srbfilm.co.uk

Regards

Mark


Thanks Mark I've had a look at the SRB web site and it looks very useful.

I'm hoping to buy a Nikon CP4500 tomorrow, all being well.

Chris
 
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