» Canon Rubber Frame EF for EOS Rebel Ti & Digital Rebel/Rebel XT

Canon Rubber Frame EF for EOS Rebel Ti & Digital Rebel/Rebel XT Reviews

Customer Rating:
Summary: Not Sure What To Do WIth This
Comment: I think I'm supposed to place it somewhere on the camera. Order was smoothe and arrived quickly. Now to figure out how to use it...

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Not What You Think It Is
Comment: You would think that this would be the thing to buy if the little rubber gasket had fallen off of your Digital Rebel XL.

You would be wrong.

In fact, I have absolutely no idea what this thing is. There's no way to interface this with the plastic frame that remains around my viewfinder. I ended up ripping the gasket off of this frame and affixing it to my Rebel. I'm left with a little chunk of plastic that I'm tossing in my camera bag, though I can't imagine what I'll ever do with it. But I just paid $10 for this thing, so I can't very well throw it away, or so goes the thinking.

If there's a source of rubber gaskets, go with that. If you don't mind tearing this up to get a gasket, then get this. Otherwise, this is not for you.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: PLEASE READ
Comment: Please note that this is a standard rubber frame for the Canon EOs digital rebel series digital (and possibly manual) cameras-

Mine fell off of my Rebel XT and quite frankly it pisses me off that I have to squeeze out ten bucks to replace the thing.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: A bit pricey for what it is
Comment: This rubber frame fits around the various diopteric adjustments for the viewfinder of the Digital Rebel / Digital Rebel XT cameras.

Do note that it is NOT the "Eyecup EF"; it is the rubber frame from that eyecup, but without the plastic bit that attaches to the camera's viewfinder. That's a separate item entirely that costs about the same, but this one is intended for use with the diopteric adjustment pieces.

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