
Nikon
Nikon 4760 DK-17C -3.0 Correction Eyepiece
Diopter correction eyepiece that lets you shoot through your Nikon DSLR viewfinder without wearing glasses.
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Overview
Key Features
Country of Origin:Spain
Package length:6.0"
Package width:5.0"
Package height:4.0"
Specifications
Brand
Nikon
Model
4760
Diopter Correction
-3.0
Eyepiece Type
Circular Mount
Material
Rubber Coating
Lens Coating
Multi Coating
Water Resistance
Not Water Resistant
Country of Origin
Spain
UPC
018208047604
Frequently Asked Questions
What cameras is the DK-17C compatible with?
The DK-17C is designed for Nikon D-SLR cameras that feature a circular eyepiece mount, such as the D5, D4, D3 series, D850, D500, and D810. Check your camera's specifications to confirm it uses a circular (not rectangular) eyepiece.
What does the -3.0 diopter correction mean?
The -3.0 value indicates this eyepiece corrects for moderate nearsightedness (myopia). It adjusts the viewfinder optics by -3.0 diopters on top of your camera's built-in diopter adjustment, allowing nearsighted photographers to see a sharp viewfinder image without wearing glasses.
How do I choose the right diopter strength?
Start with your eyeglass prescription as a reference. The DK-17C's -3.0 correction adds to your camera's built-in diopter range, so you need to factor in both. Nikon offers several DK-17C variants in different strengths so you can match your specific vision needs.
Does this eyepiece affect metering or autofocus?
No, the DK-17C attaches to the viewfinder eyepiece only and has no effect on the camera's metering system or autofocus performance. It solely corrects the optical path to your eye.
Does the rubber coating serve a functional purpose?
Yes, the rubber coating helps protect your eyeglasses from scratching if they contact the eyepiece, and it also provides a more comfortable surface when pressing your eye against the viewfinder.