The 2012 Round Large Microfiber Eyecushion from Bluestar provides a comfortable interface for your eye when shooting in various environments. This natural "chammy" is one of multiple available colors, enabling you to assign a color to each crew member using your camera rig. The 2012 model fits select ARRI, Panasonic, Panavision, Sony, and similar eyepieces; see below for a more detailed list.

For Select ARRI & Blackmagic Eyecups    For Select Bolex, Canon & JVC Eyecups    For Select Panavision & Sony Eyecups    Comfortable, Cushioned Microfiber    3" Outside/1.7" Inside Diameter

• ARRI ALEXA and ALEXA Mini series
• ARRI ALEXA LF and ALEXA Mini LF series
• ARRI AMIRA series
• ARRI 235, 435, 535
• ARRI SR2, SR3
• Blackmagic Design eyecup
• Bolex H16
• Canon C100, C200, C300 with Andrew Miller C-Cup
• Hitachi Videocam
• JVC GY-HD100U
• Panasonic GH3, GH4, GH5 series with G-Cup
• Panavision Genesis (old version)
• SmallHD 502 Sidefinder
• Similar eyecups

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. This tablet comes with a pen in the box. The recommended accessories include a tablet pro pen. Do i need to buy the extra pen(s)?

A: I found that the pen in the box is doing a wonderful job for me (as a freelance designer), works well on the tablet and with Adobe's Creative Suite. I suggest trying it out first and seeing if it meets your particular needs before spending the extra money.

Q: 2. is this works in windows 10?

A: Yes, it works fine; just deactivate 'Use Windows Ink' in the grip pen mapping option of the Wacom Tablet Properties. All apps will work perfectly. Ex: Cinema 4D, all the Adobe Creative apps, like Photoshop, Premiere Pro, After Effect, Illustrator, Mocha pro, SynthEyes.

Q: 3. Q: My granddaughter is 13 years old, I would like some advice on whether an Intuos pro Pen & touch tablet or a Cintiq 13 HD be appropriate for her age ? Currently using an Intuos Tablet -Tom

A: That depends on her skill level and dedication to art. The intuos pro is basically the best you can get for under $600, but if she's not that experienced and won't use it much, I'd recommend something like a Wacom Bamboo. PS- I'm 16, and I started doing digital art when I was 10. I had a Bamboo when I was her age, and just got an Intuos now. Anyways, I'm really happy with it now :-)

Q: 4. Would this be a good choice for portrait retouching?

A: The Wacom medium tablet is a good size for retouching.

Q: 5. How closely does it mimic the touchpad of a Macbook Pro (2019 or later) and/or is it possible to set it up that way?

A: The Wacom Intuos Pro Creative Pen Tablet (Medium) BH #WAIPM would not feel like Apple's trackpad. It does offer multi-touch but it does not offer the haptic feedback you get from Apple's trackpad so it really would work much better as a drawing tablet. You would get a better trackpad experience by purchasing the Apple Magic Trackpad BH #APMTPD.

Q: 6. Is this tablet compatible with Windows 7?

A: Yes it works fine with windows 7

Q: 7. Does this light have an DC power input?

A: Yes it does. We recommend this AC power supply for it. https://bhpho.to/3dML7MV

Q: 8. will this work for a Sony nex fs100 body and parts?

A: Hi Noel,It might be a little tight for the FS 100... maybe body and basic lens, but that will be it. Hope this helps.

Q: 9. Can I use it for Sony a7 r 2 camera for taking photos

A: While this light does not offer flash, you can still use it for taking photos with an A7RII. Many Photographers are now utilizing constant light for photography.

Q: 10. What is the difference between the intuos pro and the intuos 3 tablet that I've been using for years??

A: The Intuos Pro can support 2048 levels of pressure sensitivity, the Intuos 3 can support 1024. The placement of the expresskeys are also different.