The Bluestar Round Small Microfiber Viewfinder Eye cushion – Yellow is a hand-manufactured eye cushion for a wide range of camera eyepieces.
Bluestar Microfiber Yellow Small Round Eye Cushion
The Bluestar Round Small Microfiber Viewfinder Eye cushion – Yellow is a hand-manufactured eye cushion for a wide range of camera eyepieces.
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ARRI Unit Bag Small II
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- Inner dimensions: WxHxD (mm): 320 x 170 x 230
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