Secure an AquaTech All-Weather Shield to Sony Alpha a7 mirrorless cameras with this SEP-7 Eyepiece, which helps maintain the waterproof seal while affording comfortable viewing. Crafted from strong yet lightweight plastic and soft foam, it provides a feel that is similar to the camera's standard-issue eyepiece. Use it as a spare or replacement if the eyepiece that came with your shield gets lost or damaged. The item is an integral part of the rain cover.

Secures All-Weather Shield to Camera    Helps Maintain Waterproof Seal    Made from Plastic and Soft Foam    For Sony Alpha a7 Mirrorless Cameras

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does it fits with A7M4?

A: The Aquatech 1361 All-Weather Shield Eyepiece for Sony A7 series cameras has not been tested with the A7 IV to our knowledge. The results may vary when using these products together.

Q: 2. Recommendation for something similar compatible with the Sony A6500?

A: Vello makes the same type of item for the Sony a6500 camera: Vello BG-S5 Battery Grip for Sony Alpha a6500 (B&H # VEBGS5)

Q: 3. Does it have the plastic part that slides into the camera, or is it foam only?

A: The FEP-2 has the soft foam part for comfort which is attached to a hard plastic frame that slides perfectly into the camera eyepiece profile.

Q: 4. Funciona para a6300?

A: Hello. The Sony FDAEP17 is only compatible with the a6500.

Q: 5. Does it comes with the glass in the center?

A: No, you screw the camera eye piece that you removed from the camera into it. Works GREAT.

Q: 6. I need one for a canon dslr rebel sl1...any suggestions?

A: I used this on 2 different canon cameras the 1d Mk IV and the 5d III - you would have to see if your existing eye piece is removable then check it the Aqua Tech has one for that camera body - if your existing eye piece slips off I would guess that it would work

Q: 7. Will this NEP-80 work with the new Nikon Z7?

A: No AquaTech finders are listed as working with the Nikon Z cameras.

Q: 8. Do we have a final answer if this is compatible with A7 R II?

A: The short answer to that question is yes. I bought this and installed it in my Sony A7R II and it worked as advertised. Until my camera went haywire one day. I wrote extensively about what happened on my website but I'm not allowed to post a link to it in this response. At this point I can only conclude that the battery grip was responsible for a sudden drainage of all battery power. My camera did not work until I performed a certain sequence of card and battery removal etc. My camera is now working fine, and I have yet to test it once again with the grip installed, although I do plan to.Perhaps someone from B&H Could contact me directly on this. Sony is aware of what happened, as is the local store in which I purchased the camera body itself. If you go to kyleandrew dot com and scroll down, I posted the article on my site this week. I'm not in any way suggesting that the grip was certainly the cause of this issue, but based on correspondence with others online and my own testing, I can't help but highly suspect it.

Q: 9. Does this fit the sony mirrorless A6400 Or is there another option?

A: No, AquaTech Sony Alpha a7 Mirrorless Cameras All-Weather Shield Eyepiece won't fit Sony A6400 viewfinder. The dimensions of the Sony A7 series viewfinder are almost twice as large as the Sony A6400.

Q: 10. Is this compatible with sony a7C ? thanks

A: This is not compatible with the A7C.