Hoodman HEYEC22G Hoodeye Eyecup for Eyeglasses
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Hoodman HEYEC22G Hoodeye Eyecup for Eyeglasses, fits Canon 7D, 1D and 1DS Mark III

SKU: HNHEYEC22G MFR: HEYEC22G
(8)3 questions, 24 answers
$14.99
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Key Features

  • Achieve clearer shots with this Hoodman eyecup, designed to block stray light.
  • Enjoy comfortable shooting, even with glasses, thanks to the ergonomic design.
  • The HEYEC22G eyecup fits Canon 7D, 1D, and 1DS Mark III cameras seamlessly.
  • Enhance image clarity by minimizing distractions for better focus and composition.
  • Built for durability, this Hoodman eyecup ensures long-lasting performance.
  • Get precise viewfinder visibility, ideal for photographers seeking accuracy.
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KEN B : Is this the one for Canon 7D Mark II ?SIGNE P : I do not have the new 7d Mark II, but this item fits my 7D very nicely. I find it to be so very helpful, as I wear glasses and this product has eliminated the problems I used to have looking through the viewfinder. Give it a try.ROBERT W : It fits my 7D. Robert WrotenELMORE, D : I purchased the Hoodeye Eyecup a year or two ago to use with my Canon 7D. I used it once and didn't like it. I was unable to get close enough to the viewfinder to see all 100% of the image area. If I tried to get even closer my glasses would push against my face and then become smeared from my natural oily skin. I now own the 7D Mk II and went to try the eyecup on that camera to just see if it would fit. Unfortunately I've misplaced it and cannot answer your fit question. However, be aware that if you shoot in Manual mode the exposure graph will only be visible as a vertical graph on the right side in the viewfinder. You will probably not be able to see it if you cannot get your eye close enough to the viewfinder. I find it hard to see sometimes without the interference of my Hoodeye Eyecup for Eyeglasses.JB M : I have 4 hood eyes and have them mounted on 40D, 7D, 5D-Mk2and a 5D-mk3. The rubber used to make the Hoodeye is very soft and plya ble which makes a very good fit for most people with different skull shapes around the eye. My experience over several years is to remove my glasses and turn the Hoodeye to use it on either eye. On all of my cameras that I use it does block some of the camera viewing screen and it is worse on the 5d mark 3, but this is not a problem as the rubber eye piece will turn straight up for viewing. I personally found that with the diopter adjustment on the Canons are adequate enough for me to use the camera without my glasses. This now allows me to press the camera close to my eye and the Hoodman being so soft and pliable that I get no light leakage and an additional factor not mentioned it it used this way stops the wind and my eye doesnot water. My friends who do not wear glasses have purchased these hoodeyes for their cameras. This says my hoodeyes sold themselves to all who have seen them work so well.JOSEPH F : I have the 7D and don't know if it fits the Mark II. Sorry.DWAINE G : The seller makes the claim that his product will fit the 7D Canon body. It appears correct but with no serial number or maker's verification I can not really answer any better than this. I love the item and will never shoot without one in the future. It will rotate in place without removal from the body.ALIX B : It fits properly, but if you wear glasses, it bothers a bit. I use it with glasses nevertheless. Good to have, helps see the subject clearer especially in sunny conditions.LAM-SON V : Yes, it is compatible with the 7D2. You can confirm at the manufacturer's website.JAMES S : It fits the 7dii also. Had it on my 7d and put it on the 7dii when it came in.
Keno W : Hi, can 5d mark III use this?RICHARD V : Wonderfull addition to my 1DM4. I do not have a 5D.JB M : Hi Keno. I have mounted the Hoodman Eyecuup for Eyeglasses on a Canon 40D, 7D, and a 5D Mark II. I have broken the catch arm hooks on 2 of these on my Canon 5D Mark III and do not plan to spend further $s or effort to mount one on the Mark 3. It is probably my fault but on the other hand it should not be this difficult resulting in breaking. I will say however I give the unit 5 stars on the other models as they do as advertised. I hope they solve the problem on the Mark III and let me know in some way. I hope this helps you be careful if you do forward.SHELLEY Q : Yes. I use it for the 5D Mark III. Perfect fit.DAVID S : Yup, I use it on my Mark III and it works perfectly.DWAINE G : It fits my 7D perfectly. It would seem logical to ask Hoodman about the eyecup in question fitting the 5D. Their eyecups are sized for specific camera numbers. It may make diopter use a bit difficult. This function in my case only gets changed if in handling I accidently bump it off of my personal setting. I would not go out without the Hoodman Eyecup.MATTHEW G : Make sure to reference the Hoodman website for current product compatibility, they have an easy to use chart. I have used these for years and found them to be indispensable, not just for keeping light from leaking in while using the viewfinder, but for accurate scene composition , as well.BEVERLY B : Yes...same eye cup as the 7D...the 5DMK2 is smaller.ANDREW R : Yes, this eyecup should be compatible with the 5D MkIII
CHRIS N : does this fit the 1Dx ?ELMORE, D : The eyecup does fit the 7D but I don't like using it. It doesn't provide the "light seal" I get when just using the camera without it. I readjust the diopter for my vision and look through the viewfinder without the aid of my glasses. I have an eyeglass tether strap on my glasses to help with taking them off and placing them back on during shoots.GABY G : Sorry, Couldn't tell you. I have only tried it with the 5D Mark III and it works well except when you use the live mode it covers the upper part of the screenJB M : I purchased the Hood eye E for my 40D, 7D, 5D Mk2 & 5D Mk3. All 4 of them fit perfectly and I find the E model for glasses work perfectly well and I would recommend them all who wear glasses.DAVID S : according to the Hoodman website YES, it does.DWAINE G : I love this product. It cups my eye blocking most side light distraction while eliminatiing abrasion on very expensive perscription glasses. It keeps my nose and nose oils off the camera. It somewhat hinders use of the diopter but that seldom is a used camera feature. I have them on all three cameras that I use.DWAINE G : My gut feeling is yes it should. Factually Hoodman is a fine company who could factually answer the question. Unless a user like I has absolute hands on experience any answer would only be a guess. Adorama certainly sells both. I would respect an Adorana response. Geese why subject this subject to those who are not absolutely sure?JOHN R : I cannot reply as to the 1Dx, but I am happy with it on my 7D.

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2020-05-06T20:00:00

Rated 3 out of 5

product review

haven’t got the item i bought. so i can’t write a review. have a great day

Gilbert S.

2019-06-12T17:47:08

Rated 3 out of 5

I wanted the right one but it seems no one could figure out the one I was looking for.

I ordered the wrong item. I wanted the one for a 7D mark ii NOT for glasses.

James P.

2017-07-04T20:00:00

Rated 5 out of 5

Better quality that old one I had

This item was short in the shipment I received but a simple email to Hoodman and without question they quickly sent the item that was shorted in my original order. Very good response and their support was first class !

James W.

2016-10-20T12:17:11

Rated 2 out of 5

Good idea, though not prefected.

Pros: Shape and size is good. Tight fit on cancers. Cons: Rubber is too still. Rubber connection broke when attempted to turn rubber eye piece to fit the eye that I use in the viewfinder.

MARC B.

2016-10-13T12:07:01

Rated 5 out of 5

Where glasses works great

Where glasses works great

GEORGE S.

2015-07-21T21:00:00

Rated 4 out of 5

Works perfectly

Easier to install than it is to remove the original eyepiece. Helps align glasses with the viewfinder-without it I kept looking over my glasses or through the top bar. Seems well made and durable.

DENNIS P.

2014-12-25T19:00:00

Rated 4 out of 5

Refer to Hoodman specific body uses.

Used to stop camera eyepiece from marking my glasses. It fills this purpose very well. It rotates in place without removing from the camera body.

docgipe

2013-07-16T21:00:00

Rated 4 out of 5

Works well

Without the Hoodman Eyecup, my eyeglass lens would always get smeared as I looked through the camera's viewfinder. Now, I not only can see better because of the reduced glare from side lights, but my glasses don't get smeared.

SIGNE P.

About Hoodman HEYEC22G

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Better quality that old one I had

By James W.

This item was short in the shipment I received but a simple email to Hoodman and without question they quickly sent the item that was shorted in my original order. Very good response and their support was first class !

Where glasses works great

By GEORGE S.

Where glasses works great

Because photographers with eyeglasses require a comfortable, light-sealing solution for their camera's viewfinder, the Hoodman HEYEC22G Hoodeye Eyecup emerges as the ideal accessory. Designed to fit Canon 7D, 1D, and 1DS Mark III cameras, this oversized eyecup accommodates eyeglasses, ensuring that users can maintain a clear view without risking scratches or discomfort.

Crafted with precision, the HEYEC22G Hoodeye Eyecup provides an ample cushion, enhancing the camera's ergonomics and allowing for extended shooting sessions without strain. The eyecup's unique design effectively blocks out intrusive ambient light, enabling photographers to concentrate on framing the perfect shot, even in bright conditions.

The self-locking mount is a standout feature, offering a secure attachment that remains firmly in place during use. This design allows for quick adjustments and rotation without the need to detach the eyecup from the camera body, ensuring that photographers can adapt to changing environments swiftly.

Incorporating user feedback, the Hoodman HEYEC22G has been praised for its ability to prevent the camera's eyepiece from marking eyeglasses, a common concern among spectacled photographers. The thoughtful construction not only preserves the condition of both eyeglasses and camera equipment but also enhances the overall shooting experience.

The Hoodman HEYEC22G Hoodeye Eyecup is an essential tool for eyeglass-wearing photographers seeking to maximize their comfort and focus while using their Canon DSLR cameras. Its specialized design and user-friendly features make it a valuable addition to any photographer's gear collection.

Hoodman HEYEC22G Features

  • Slides over eyepiece mounting rails
  • Hypoallergenic silicon rubber eyecup
  • Eyecup rotates to accommodate right or left eyed shooters

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Key Features

  • Achieve clearer shots with this Hoodman eyecup, designed to block stray light.
  • Enjoy comfortable shooting, even with glasses, thanks to the ergonomic design.
  • The HEYEC22G eyecup fits Canon 7D, 1D, and 1DS Mark III cameras seamlessly.
  • Enhance image clarity by minimizing distractions for better focus and composition.
  • Built for durability, this Hoodman eyecup ensures long-lasting performance.
  • Get precise viewfinder visibility, ideal for photographers seeking accuracy.