There are some aftermarket 3rd party split image screens made, not sure if anyone made one for the F6. I cut down a Miranda split image screen for a Pentax SF1.
Nikon made several manual focus screens for the F6. I have the standard screen which came with the camera - which actually I find excellent to manual focus - and the optional one with the diagonal split screen.
Check places like ebay, KEH etc for that. Don't mess around with screens that were not meant for the camera.
Nikon made several manual focus screens for the F6. I have the standard screen which came with the camera - which actually I find excellent to manual focus - and the optional one with the diagonal split screen.
Check places like ebay, KEH etc for that. Don't mess around with screens that were not meant for the camera.
I put the standard one back in because it is so good. Really easy to see the image pop in and out of focus, and if you need it, you can still use the focus confirmation dots.
I briefly tried the DK-17, then sold it as I did not like how I could no longer see the entire screen with exposure info at one time, and also found I didn't need it.
Screens A, J and L have splt screen (A and L ), or micro prisms (J). I use J, but it’s no way comparable with the screens for manual focus camera’s. The af spots make it hard to focus manually. Thank goodness there’s always auto focus
Someone must make one that will fit because in my Nikon D90 I have. It comes with grid lines and a split image rangefinder. I mentioned this a while back on this forum and someone made a statement about it may have come from the Far East (Of UK). Checking against the AF on the camera it is 100% accurate. Why it was done I don't know, it was fitted before the time I became the owner, but I find it useful with Macro photography.
Screens A, J and L have splt screen (A and L ), or micro prisms (J). I use J, but it’s no way comparable with the screens for manual focus camera’s. The af spots make it hard to focus manually. Thank goodness there’s always auto focus