Amazing viewfinder from Cinevate called the Cyclops. It acts almost like a monitor. http://www.cinevate.com/catalog/pro...d=260&osCsid=0bd5bca2b5a039502f1d1aa5f373795b Cyclops is as simple as a viewfinder, or as elaborate as a full HD DSLR support solution. Its size is 20cm (8") long, 14cm (5.5") at its widest and 7.5 (3") high. Why is Cyclops as large as it is? The answer is immediately obvious when using the finder. Rather than having one eye "locked" to the viewfinder, a shooter can achieve critical focus from as far away as 36" from the camera! Both eyes can be used to frame/focus and there is no need to remove eye-glasses. Unlike typical viewfinders, you might look at Cyclops as an alternative to a monitor as a director and shooter can view images at the same time while using Cyclops! Future proofing (and we know camera LCDs are getting bigger!) is achieved by using interchangeable front/rear hood elements.Note that for Canon 7D and T2i (which have lower LCD screens) we provide a special riser to raise the Cyclops to optimum height. So when ordering the Cyclops for any of these cameras, be sure to include a brief note in the comments box pointing it out and the shim will be included.
This sells for $478 on their website. But I will through in the Simplis with it, which sells for $214 by itself. The item is about 5 months old. Works and looks perfectly. Total price wold be almost $700 on their site, but I will sell for $450 obo. IF you live in the LA area, I could probably drop it off too.
This sells for $478 on their website. But I will through in the Simplis with it, which sells for $214 by itself. The item is about 5 months old. Works and looks perfectly. Total price wold be almost $700 on their site, but I will sell for $450 obo. IF you live in the LA area, I could probably drop it off too.
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