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Right-Angle Viewfinders
< on 2/16/2006 7:09 PM >
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Do they make generic models of the right-angle viewfinder adapter for a Nikon N80 and a D70?

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/bnh/controller/home?O=productlist&A=details&Q=&sku=357239&is=USA&addedTro ughType=categoryNavigation

Is the one I am looking at currently, so that I can take low-level shots without having to bend in awkard ways. There's many more areas where this would be *really* useful for me.



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Re: Right-Angle Viewfinders
<Reply # 1 on 2/17/2006 8:31 AM >
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I recently bought a Seagull 1x-2x right angle finder off of ebay for about $70US (with the shipping).

It took a while to arrive (3 weeks) but I am fairly impressed so far.

I like that it rotates so I can use it in portrait orientation as well. Optically it seems decent and the build quality is good. As it came with several adapters I am ceratin it will work on the D-70.

If you want one that rotates make certain you order the 1x-2x version. It costs slightly more but I think the ability to use it vertically far outweighs a couple extra dollars.



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