Elvid OptiView 50 3.2" LCD Viewfinder

Follow-up. Still using this and loving it but Elvid should make note of the fact that the glue on the metal frame that adheres to the camera gives up the ghost eventually and won't stick to the camera . This doesn't present well to your photo-buddies when they're looking at what you have and considering purchasing.The solution is to strip the frame of residual glue and even the paint itself with a solvent (I actually used nail polish remover) and use a silicon adhesive. I uses this stuff and it sticks to the camera better than the original glue and can be removed from both the frame and the camera without damaging them:https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_9_5?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=lexel+sealant&sprefix=lexel%2Caps%2C182&crid=1QQO0CUC20HVNElvid has no shame! I have never paid so much for a cheap little piece of plastic! Would I do it again?.. In a heartbeat. Works great!. I don't want to shoot outside without it.

If I were buy another I would opt for one that has a dioptor in it. My eyes are not the best and I wear glasses but can't get the adjustment I need to adjust to my eyes without the glasses on and it is lacking to use it with my glasses on.

I havent really used it, but it came on time, a bit larger than I thought, I was looking for something smaller, my own fault because it gives the dimensions.

I cannot see the LCD in bright daylight. This solved the problem.

I bought this for a canon EOS camera 5D Mark IV And for some reason it’s just very blurry and I cannot adjust it. It seems useless for my application.

Easy to use

A MUST FOR SERIOUS PHOTOGRAPHERS

complete waste of time and money. Adhesive fails in short order leaving a mess to clean up, and a viewfinder to hang around your neck and look important.

I like it because I don’t have to get all the way flat to the ground to look through the viewfinder to get my composition when the bright sun is out. Getting too old to get all the way down! Works great!