In the last days, some FR-readers asked me (rightly impatiently) where they can find the Fujifilm X-T1 Eye Cup in stock, and now I have the answer: it’s in stock at Adorama here.
BHphoto expects shipping times of 7-14 days, while AmazonUS says they ship within 3 to 6 weeks.


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Have had mine a few months. It’s very nice but could have used a tad more material at the bottom to “cup” the eye better. Then again every face will fit differently
Actually, it’s out of stock, as I found out when checking out, though you can still order it.
Maybe it just run out of stock. In fact, one hour ago, Frank Fiorentino said via twitter “thanks for heads up. Ordered mine.”. So it seems he was able to order one.
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I got mine already from amazon.ca. It’s definitely better than the stock eye piece, but not like a huge extension on it. It could be longer.
Just got mine, it’s simply great! A must have.
I’ve had mine for a week. B&H delivered it faster than they say.
Any European shops, please? $65 just for shipping a $15-piece-of-rubber from the US to Europe seems not very flattering to me!
Maybe a real part number would already help, the part no. from Adorama only brings up US results (amazon.us, BHP etc) when looking it up on Google
Why would one order this eye cup? Is it for photogs who wear glasses?
It’s available now in B&H…. just ordered mine.
I hope Fuji considers making these things for all their cameras. Plenty of occasions on my X-E1 I’ve wished for an eyecup to better block out the ambient light.
Adorama is now showing it as OUT of Stock.
Is there the same thing for X-E2?
Given the time these were announced and when they would/should be available, I can only assume they are making them in batches of 2. Mines been on pre-order since the beginning of May and it’s still not in stock at Wex UK.
Only avalaible in US and Japan right now. If someone know a way even to pre-order it in Europe (especially France) I’ll be glad.
I bought mine in Stockholm, Sweden two weeks ago at Rajala Pro Shop.
Preordered’ it here in Germany from Calumet and got it for a while now.
I definitely recommend it for landscape shots. For portrait orientation, I like the standard eyepiece better, though…