How can I keep a Nikon DK-21 rubber eyecup from collecting dust?
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My Nikon DK-21 rubber eyecup attracts a lot of dust, especially in my camera bag, and I end up washing it often. Is there a practical way to keep it cleaner during storage and handling? Would a cover or alternative eyecup help?
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Well, you could try one of these eyepiece covers. These are usually used for preventing light from entering the eyepiece and biasing meter settings for long exposures, but it might keep dust off as well.
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A simple eyepiece cover is the most practical suggestion. These covers are normally used to block stray light from entering the viewfinder during long exposures, but they can also help keep dust off the rubber eyecup when the camera is stored or carried in a bag.
If dust buildup mainly happens in your bag, covering the eyepiece between uses is likely the easiest fix. Beyond that, regular cleaning is still the straightforward maintenance approach for rubber parts, since textured rubber tends to attract lint and dust.
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