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With my recent long exposure photos, I have intermittently suffered from light leakage, which I supected was coming through the viewfinder even though I had put the viewfinder cover on!
The above is a 12 minute exposure where the only way light could get into the camera was via the viewfinder (no cover). The lens cover was on. The camera was sitting on a windowsill for 12 minutes (I forgot about it if I am being honest).
Still it proves the point. I need a better way of covering the viewfinder in addition to the standard Canon supplied flexible rubber cover!
Please respect my photography work and do not copy / use this photo without written permission. Any questions, just ask :)
I took this photo with a Canon Ixus camera through the viewfinder of my Leica M9. You see the framelines and in the center the rectangular focusing area.
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rolleinar closeup lens -> rolleiflex view finder -> canon S40
ok, maybe it doesn't have that many steps, but it felt like i was using a rube goldberg device.
Nice bright rangefinder patch in the center, with the meter signal above it (red = Bad exposure setting, green = Good exposure stting). Parts of the automatically parallax corrected bright frame lines can be seen on the left and right.
2012 © JCP
"Available for travel to any destination, except the moon, Mars and Jupiter"
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A quote from - Unknown.
I tried again to get a picture of Ebony on the furry thing. I succeeded. I have found that the only way she will sit still is if I don't look through the viewfinder...maybe she is scared of the camera faced girl? I do not know how I manged to get this in focus.
My computer's bin now has 64 images in it.
© SJC Photography 2012
Summer Jones and Trystan Merrick, shot in San Diego, California, April 24, 2010.
Technology: TTV (through the viewfinder) with a kodak duaflex and a Canon 5D Mark II
check out my new and improved filthy viewfinder.
also check out how weird my cat looks in this picture.
Along the Niagara River there are several viewing areas above and below the falls. This one in particular is on the Canadian side not far from where the Maid of the Mist boat tours leave. I shot this at night using a tripod and then converted it to black and white using Silver Efx.
I love how the falls are really noticeable here - I have the light show to thank for that. At this particular time the lights were casting a brilliant white light. You can just make out the Rainbow Bridge at the far left side of the frame as well as some of the hotels on the Buffalo side of the river.
View on black
Canon 7d, 15-85 lens and a Vanguard Tripod.
Through the viewfinder of a pentax spotmatic es2 the worlds first fully auto 35 mm slr with manual overide and very rare.
Lovely 100% and large clear view with 3d image on a real ground glass fresnel screen. not the plastic ones all later manufacturing put in. With the notable exception of the Nikon F2 serise i believe.
I've changed the colour a bit with the filters on the pentax optio
Fuji Neopan
I was searching for a cheap viewfinder solution for the Ricoh GR. Nothing special, just something I can watch through and roughly see what I'm going to shoot at. I found nothing in an acceptable price range, so I decided to build my own viewfinder.
Luckily I found a cheap plastic case for an iPhone 4 with a little plastic viewfinder on top at amazon. In Germany it only costs 10 bucks.
The hotshoe is way to small, but with a bit patience and pliers I managed to cut out a piece of plastic which fits the standard hotshoe and screwed on the viewfinder. A bit ducktape here and there and voilà ! I can even mount and unmount it without damage.
Unfortunately in the .com store it costs $45 but it's still a third of the price of an original viewfinder. Here is the link:
GIZMON NULL iCA - Case Cover For Apple iPhone 4/4S
www.amazon.com/GIZMON-Camera-Design-Cover-iPhone/dp/B009L...
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Incluye 2 marcos con adhesivo para la pantalla, visor desmontable y bolso protector.
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Durst Automatica (~1960).
35mm viewfinder type camera, made by Durst SA of Bolzano, Italy
Schneider Kreuznach Durst Radionar 45 mm f2.8 lens in Prontor SVS shutter.
Based on the Schneider Kreuznach lens serial number , the camera was produced in late 1960.
© Dirk HR Spennemann 2010, All Rights Reserved
Issue 2 of Viewfinder Magazine is out now with an article on my Street Photography. It is also available in Podcast & Printed version too.
See it here: viewfindermag.com/2011/06/issue-2-june-2011/
The viewfinder is designed to be looked at from a distance. Hold the camera at your waist and look down into the viewfinder. Note that it is a mirror image of the scene. This can be disorienting at first.