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Originally Posted by ZeroID
Possibly, if required, it should be possible to mount the screen away from the back, right angles or something or as you say, remove it altogether. That really simplifies access and fits better with my copper slab idea. I going to HAVE to find an 1100D now. Hobby finances are steadily recovering so maybe soon...
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My thoughts are to be as non-invasive as possible. I'm not using the screen at all in practice. I also want to strip the mirror out. But besides that I'm OK with the size and weight, actually I find it convenient in its compactness. A screw driver and some tape and silicon I think I can handle, fabricating a new box not so much
