Canon EB Rubber Eyecup

I bought this item for my Canon EOS 80D and it fits perfect. Also, this is the list of compatibility from Canon:Compatibility-- EOS 6D Mark II Body-- EOS 6D Mark II EF 24-105mm f/4L IS II USM Kit-- EOS 6D Mark II EF 24-105mm F3.5-5.6 IS STM-- EOS 70D EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM Lens Kit-- EOS 70D EF-S 18-135mm IS STM Lens Kit Refurbished-- EOS 70D EF-S 18-55mm IS STM Lens Kit Refurbished-- EOS 70D EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS STM Lens Kit-- Refurbished EOS 70D Body-- EOS 60D EF-S 18-135mm IS Lens Kit Refurbished-- EOS 60D Body Refurbished-- EOS 6D Body-- EOS 6D Mark II Body Refurbished-- EOS 60D EF-S 18-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS Lens Kit-- EOS 6D EF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM Lens Kit-- EOS 60D Body-- EOS 60D EF-S 18-200mm IS Lens Kit-- EOS 60Da Body Refurbished-- EOS 60Da BodyRegards,Edwar Simal.

The eyecup on my 5D2 had broken and needed replacing. After searching around for a third party part, I realized that this part OEM was actually quite cheap in comparison. Fits perfectly, works perfectly, and I can use my camera again without worrying about the eyecup falling on the floor.

High quality piece, as expected for canon made one

I tried a couple of different 3rd party eye cups, and none of them had the same quality of the Canon original. The rubber is softer, and it's securely attached to the plastic frame, and it has clips, so the eyecup isn't constantly sliding off the camera! I wish I'd paid the extra 3 dollars up front for this OEM piece rather than wasting time with the 3rd party offerings from the beginning.

The Canon Eye Cup Eb is an exact replacement for the eye cup on my Canon Rebel EOS T2i.I've stopped using the neck strap that comes with the camera. This is because the camera bounces around when attached to the strap. This is how I lost the rubber portion of the eye cup.Now I use a hand strap. I like it better. It fits easily, gives me a really solid hold on the camera, even with my battery hand grip attached. Now I appear less conspicuous without the strap and the camera bouncing around in front of me. This helps me get more candid shots in public before I'm noticed.

My old eyecup started falling apart on my Canon T2i and I needed to replace it.The fitting was really tight, so I had to work a little bit to snap it into place. No chance that it will be coming off.

This eyecup does fit on the T1i but it isn't like the original that came with it in two ways. One good, one bad.First the bad: it's too wide. It does slide down but only with a little effort. Once it's on there, it's VERY snug. It also is wider than the original piece and really prevents you from using the little wheel on the right side of the viewer hole - or whatever it's called. It also covers up most of the word 'display' but not the display button. It does not interfere with the proximity sensor that shuts off the screen when you go to take a picture.Now the good: it's too wide. Yes, same thing but in the good category, it's wider and therefore softer on the face in a larger more comfortable way. Also, the HUGE bonus is that the rubber surround is not loose and likely to fall off like the original eyecup. It's a better quality of rubber and it's glued to the plastic housing.I was going to return it after realizing it's not the one I was expecting but after a minute or two, I realized it's better even if it does cover that little wheel I never used. Hope this helps any T1i owners out there who lost that cheap rubber surround as quickly as I did.

This EB eye cup appeared as a search result when doing a "canon 7d eyepiece" search, of course thinking it was for the 7D... I ordered it.Quite irresponsible for the seller to not list the compatible Canon's this eyepiece fits and only states:"Compatible with some Canon EOS cameras" LAME! So beware!