Right Angle Finder

[francis lee]

Right-Angle-finder, an accessory I can't do without when the camera is at ground level giving me the spectacular worm's eye view.

http://store.tagotech.com...th=25&products_id=102

Its from a Singapore-based online store.

[spyglass]

Francis lee, is this the model that you personally own? for $70US dollars it seems to good to be true. How is the image quality at 2.5x ? I have toyed with getting one but either did not want to shell out $350 or take a chance on a poor knock off. I would like to hear your thoughts on the right angle veiw adapter.

Thanks for posting

Spyglass

[francis lee]

Nope! I don't own this particular made, mine is a Nikon with the adaptor modified.

But rest assured of this made-in-China angle finder as 5 of friends are already proud owner of this wonderful 'essential' tool. I find the Seagull viewfinder bright & contrasty (compared with mine that cost 2x more!!!) while looking thru it. Some barrel-distortion & blue fringing though when switched to magnifying mode.

But then again, mine doesn't even has the option to magnify.


A disclaimer here. I'm nowhere connected or related with this store.

[Mike Pearson]

Sounds great for the price - I had been looking at this one at Henry's:

http://www.henrys.com/web...d=10428&itemID=175856

But the price is a lot higher at $169.99CAD

Mike

[francis lee]

Sounds great for the price - I had been looking at this one at Henry's:

http://www.henrys.com/web...d=10428&itemID=175856

But the price is a lot higher at $169.99CAD

Mike

Geez... Its a lot lesser over here. Do not hesitate to send your enquiries over to Tago before making purchases... There also a box on the right bottom page whereby you can check the form of currencies.