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<blockquote data-quote="Deleted" data-source="post: 348419" data-attributes="member: 29753">HiI wear glasses for distance vision, such as driving &amp; lately, TV. My right &quot;viewfinder&quot; eye has the worst sight. My eyesight is not getting worse quickly, but I have to assume it will gradually get worse over time. I of course have regular check-ups.I do not wear glasses to use a camera, otherwise I would not be able to see the buttons, live view etc.My only experience of holding a Nikon camera is with the D3300 &amp; D5300 in my local Currys. On each camera the viewfinder was fine, but only with the Diopter adjustment set to the furthest left setting.The D610 has a adjustment level of -3 - +1 m-1, which I don't understand. The D3300 has -1.7 - +0.5 m-1. Going by numbers alone, the D610 appears to have a greater adjustment range. My question is, should my eyesight become worse than the adjustment level, are there any viewfinder add-ons to enable a greater adjustment?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Deleted, post: 348419, member: 29753"] Hi I wear glasses for distance vision, such as driving & lately, TV. My right "viewfinder" eye has the worst sight. My eyesight is not getting worse quickly, but I have to assume it will gradually get worse over time. I of course have regular check-ups. I do not wear glasses to use a camera, otherwise I would not be able to see the buttons, live view etc. My only experience of holding a Nikon camera is with the D3300 & D5300 in my local Currys. On each camera the viewfinder was fine, but only with the Diopter adjustment set to the furthest left setting. The D610 has a adjustment level of -3 - +1 m-1, which I don't understand. The D3300 has -1.7 - +0.5 m-1. Going by numbers alone, the D610 appears to have a greater adjustment range. My question is, should my eyesight become worse than the adjustment level, are there any viewfinder add-ons to enable a greater adjustment? [/QUOTE]

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