Neewer right angle view finder.
Have any of you good folk any knowledge or experience with these. My ancient Nikon 300s doesn't have a tilting screen and to honest, being even more ancient than my camera, I find it easier 'looking through the 'ole'!
Christmas is coming and I might treat myself if they are ok, doesn't have to be professional quality as I'm not either!!! just usable.
Thanks,
Dave
Christmas is coming and I might treat myself if they are ok, doesn't have to be professional quality as I'm not either!!! just usable.
Thanks,
Dave
Quote:I used to have one for my Canon. It worked very well.
Thank you, most of the reviews seem to be positive.
I have used one of these for many years and have always been pleased with it.
https://www.speedgraphic.co.uk/viewfinder_accessories/seagull_right_angle_viewfinder/17312_p.html?utm_source=google_shopping_feed&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3N-Rr_j73gIVjeR3Ch2zBA1VEAQYASABEgLul_D_BwE
Regards
Malcolm
https://www.speedgraphic.co.uk/viewfinder_accessories/seagull_right_angle_viewfinder/17312_p.html?utm_source=google_shopping_feed&gclid=EAIaIQobChMI3N-Rr_j73gIVjeR3Ch2zBA1VEAQYASABEgLul_D_BwE
Regards
Malcolm
The unit on amazon comes in a variety of magnification options - said to make it easier to focus for macro.
1x-2x
1x-2.5x
1.25x-2.5x
3.2X
If you do zoom in i'm assuming? your field of view reduces. so at 1x you check composition then at the zoom end you focus in on the main detail - is this how it works?
If so what zoom is best for say mushrooms?
Thanks
1x-2x
1x-2.5x
1.25x-2.5x
3.2X
If you do zoom in i'm assuming? your field of view reduces. so at 1x you check composition then at the zoom end you focus in on the main detail - is this how it works?
If so what zoom is best for say mushrooms?
Thanks
Thank you all.
Quote:The unit on amazon comes in a variety of magnification options - said to make it easier to focus for macro.
1x-2x
1x-2.5x
1.25x-2.5x
3.2X
If you do zoom in i'm assuming? your field of view reduces. so at 1x you check composition then at the zoom end you focus in on the main detail - is this how it works?
If so what zoom is best for say mushrooms?
I assume that's how it works, but which would be best I have no idea, sorry.
Dave
Quote:The unit on amazon comes in a variety of magnification options - said to make it easier to focus for macro.
1x-2x
1x-2.5x
1.25x-2.5x
3.2X
If you do zoom in i'm assuming? your field of view reduces. so at 1x you check composition then at the zoom end you focus in on the main detail - is this how it works?
If so what zoom is best for say mushrooms?
I assume that's how it works, but which would be best I have no idea, sorry.
Dave
