How do you Flip? (XH-A1+35mm)

[LloydC]

I'm wondering, from all the XH-A1+35mm adapter users, how do you flip your image to shoot right side up?

External LCD/monitor (state brand and what you think of it)?
Viewfinder flip trick?
A magnet trick?
Some other genius flipping solution?


Thought this info would be great for not only me, but anyone else interested in the camera and flipping solutions.

:beer:

 

[DammitJanet]

I don't use any crazy flipping methods. I'd like an external monitor, but I'm thinking more about DVRACK2 for use with a laptop. That's just what would work best for me. Your situation might call for something else. When feasible, I tend to face the front of the camera and use the viewfinder in its uppermost position. If that won't do for a particular shot, I'll open the LCD, fold it down so it flips the image and push it back against the camera body until just before it shuts the LCD off. That works for me for now, but somewhere down the line I'd like to get DVRACK or an external monitor for focusing. Good luck.

 

[Chris Santucci]

I'm wondering, from all the XH-A1+35mm adapter users, how do you flip your image to shoot right side up?

:beer:

I mount a 4" Marshall monitor upside down on the rods and/or use a monitor nearby on a cart that is either physically turned upside down, or I use one that has a flip function.

I actually doctored the mounting plate on my Dell 24" monitor so I can mount it upside down on its stand.