Soft Silicon Camera Viewfinder Eyecup Eye Cup Eyepiece Replacement for Sony Alpha A7M5 A7V A7 V IV A1II A7R V A7RV A7R5 A7M4 A7IV A9III A7S III A7SIII A7S3 ILCE-7SM3 EVF Eyeshade Replace Sony FDA-EP19

Feels comfortable against the eye and is noticeably larger than the original eyecup. The fit is tight and secure with no light leaks. Overall, it’s a solid replacement if you’ve lost the original eyecup, though I wouldn’t say it’s a significant upgrade over the stock one. (Fits perfectly on my Sony A7 III)

This eyecup is a fantastic upgrade for the Sony A6700. The soft silicone feels very comfortable against the eye and the extended design does an excellent job of blocking out stray light, which makes a big difference when shooting outdoors. It also adds just enough distance from the screen, preventing accidental smudges and making it much easier to use even when wearing glasses. The fit is secure, installation is quick, and overall it feels like a higher-quality replacement compared to the stock eyecup. Highly recommended for anyone who wants better comfort and a clearer view through the viewfinder.

The soft silicone on this eyecup is very comfortable, even during long shooting sessions, and feels noticeably better than the original hard eyepiece. It does a better job of blocking stray light, which is especially important when composing precise landscape images where contrast and fine detail matter. I also find that it accommodates eyeglasses more easily, giving a better seal without pushing my frames around as much. So far I haven't had any problems with it falling off in the camera bag.

It has a really excellent and sturdy feeling fit around the camera eyepiece, and is terrific at cutting out extraneous light without glasses. But...with glasses you are significantly held away from the viewfinder, because the eyecup is NOT particularly soft silicone, as claimed. Still, I'm quite pleased with this purchase.

Expensive for an eye cup but only one i could find. Works much better,especially for glass wearers

Really nice fit to block out the light with the EVF. Not particularly soft but get's the job done. Highly recommended.

I am very glad I ordered this. The stock eye cup is so small when you put your eye against it you almost have to turn your head sideways or look at it from weird angles to use it, so its very uncomfortable. Also light easily can sneak in and obscure your view of the EVF when you are trying to take shots outside and see the image clearly when using the stock a7IV eyecup. This replacement eyecup solves both of these problems by making the eyecup comfortable and so your nose does not touch the screen and it also completely blocks out the light. Its only 14 bucks to solve the problem, and it literally makes the camera feel so much better. Some people complain it takes their eyes too far from the viewfinder, but since it is comfortable rubber you can just press your eye in a bit and that solves that problem, also the viewfinder is easy to see even without pressing in IMHO. You are never going to be able to have a perfect setup of eyecup to evf, so this is prob as close as you could get for the perfect stock eyecup for the a7IV. I think generally this will work for most people and they will be very happy with it. How to install: Its very easy to install, you just pinch the two buttons on the bottom of the stock a7iv rubber eyecup and slide it up and off (look closely and you wills see the little levers to pinch), then you slide the new eye cup on (from the top down) and it clicks in to place perfectly.

Works as intended and looks great but the eyecup is designed awkwardly. Most eyecups use a really soft silicone that sort of cradles your eye socket. This eye cup is made of a harder material that is angled directly towards your eye socket and jabs into your skin (or glasses). It is the most uncomfortable eyecup I've ever used. The only really benefit you get from it is that it provides more distance from the viewfinder so your nose isn't touching the camera. The other downside (but was expected) is that you lose your hot-shoe so you have to sacrifice your thumb grip if you use one. I've found that overall I get more benefit from having a thumb-grip than I do from this eyecup. Overall I can't say that I recommend this unless you really need an eyecup but there are other options that don't take up your hot shoe.