Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Digital Cameras & Shooting Techniques => Topic started by: Dinarius on February 06, 2008, 03:48:44 pm
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The Angle Finder C, which I originally bought for my 5D, comes with two eyepiece adapters, EC-C and ED-C.
I've read that the finder is meant to fit all EOS cameras using one or other adapter.
But, I don't want to damage anything.
Does the Angle Finder fit the Mklll with the larger of the two adapters?
Thanks.
D.
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Yes it does fit the 1DsIII (having fitted one personally).
Stephen
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yes, it does... but you can't just take if off a 1d(s)2 and put it on the 1d(s)3. It comes with a little adapter plate (probably still in your case) that needs to be attached before it will fit.
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Got it thanks.
I had attached the additional adapter upside down!
Doh!
Something I used a lot with the 5D, so great to have it again with the Mk3.
Cheers.
D.
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Got it thanks.
I had attached the additional adapter upside down!
Doh!
Something I used a lot with the 5D, so great to have it again with the Mk3.
Cheers.
D.
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Can it be used with the Nikon D3 and D200? I've read that it comes with a number of adapters and can be used with non-Canon cameras. Are these adapters metal and solid? I have the Nikon DR-6 slip on angle finder for the D200 and there is no way to use it with the D3. The screw in DR-5 required for the D3 can be converted to slip on with a flimsy plastic adapter which is not stable, easily broken or lost, and is often not in stock.
Also the build quality of the DR-6 is not impressive. It uses a lot of plastic and I doubt the DR5 is any better.
Bill