LCD Angle-changing Viewfinder for Canon 450D 500D

SKU: A1F

2 reviews

Availability:

More Images

Zoom

Email To Your Friends

Our Price:

US$19.99

PRODUCT INFOMATION

This LCD Angle-Changing Viewfinder for Canon 450D 500D can make you view the camera LCD screen in left, right and up, down direction of the camera (see above flash). It can be a good co-worker when in camera LIVE VIEW mode viewing for high-level shoot, low-level shoot and eye-level shoot. When using for eye-level shoot, it can be acted as LCD hood.

Features:

Can heighten the photo place, suitable for high-level shooting easy to view the LCD photo when camera raises over head.
Can down the photo place even to ground, act as a Waist Level Finder for low-level shooting.
Can be as a hood shields off sunlight from LCD, with using at eye-level shooting.
With vertical and horizontal models, easy for different shooting.

Note: The camera needs to support LIVE VIEW mode when use this viewfinder for Angle-changing viewing, if the camera doesn't support LIVE VIEW, this tool only can view the LCD screen of camera.

Specification:

Two Parts: vertical and horizontal models
Color: Black
Weight: 400g

Contains:

LCD Angle-changing Viewfinder For Canon 450D 500D x1
Original Manufactory Package

ACCESSORIES

Backpack Trekker Bag D-SLR Camera inc Laptop Slave Compartment US$50.49	Camera Hand Grip Wrist Strap for Canon Nikon (D)SLR Camera US$4.99	Battery Grip for BG-E5 Canon 500D 450D Rebel XSi + Remote Cord US$41.49 US$37.00
7 in 1 Lens Cleaning Kit for Canon Nikon Pentax Sony US$8.99

SIMILAR PRODUCTS

1.25-2.5X Angle Finder for Digital SLR Camera US$31.49	1-2.5X Angle Finder for Canon Nikon Leica Pentax DSLR US$58.00 US$43.00

REVIEWS

Customer Reviews: Write a Review:

Shring (Friday, 23 July 2010)

RATING:

The LCD Angle-changing Viewfinder from LinkDelight is a small plastic box that connects over the LCD on the back of the camera and allows viewing at a
right angle. It works well and is inexpensive. For the price ($23.99), this is a really helpful accessory.

samirkharusi (Friday, 16 October 2009)

RATING:

Excellent for either periscope use over crowds or for save-the-neck use in astrophotography when the camera is pointing straight up towards zenith and
you wish to check something on the LCD, like focus in LiveView, the last capture, camera settings, etc.