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Inon 45° Viewfinder

Inon 45° Viewfinder

The Inon 45° viewfinder provides the user with a large, bright, clear image. Particularly useful for macro work close to the sea bed and for keeping the head at a more natural position relative to the housing.

User changeable.


£565.76 inc. VAT

The 45 degree Viewfinder extends the eyepoint without changing the viewfinder image size (as when viewing the camera’s finder directly, i.e. by x1.0) so that 100% of the camera's finder image can be seen without vignetting even when viewing through housing/mask.
The eyepiece is positioned at a 45 degree angle relative to the camera's optical axis which helps in shooting situations like imaging a small subject on the seafloor, by enabling the diver to keep their body off the ground and head at a more natural position relative to the housing. Also the eyepiece rotates 360 degrees to help when shooting vertical compositions, especially from low angles.
Anti-reflective multi-coated glass optics for high light transmission and bright, clear viewfinder image. Lens construction: 4 lens groups with 6 lens elements.

 

The 45 degree Viewfinder extends the eyepoint without changing the viewfinder image size (as when viewing the camera’s finder directly, i.e. by x1.0) so that 100% of the camera's finder image can be seen without vignetting even when viewing through housing/mask.

The eyepiece is positioned at a 45 degree angle relative to the camera's optical axis which helps in shooting situations like imaging a small subject on the sea bed, by enabling the diver to keep their body off the ground and head at a more natural position relative to the housing. Also the eyepiece rotates 360 degrees to help when shooting vertical compositions, especially from low angles.

Anti-reflective multi-coated glass optics for high light transmission and a bright, clear viewfinder image. Lens construction: 4 lens groups with 6 lens elements.

 

 

Please note that a Hugyfot housing is pressure rated to 100m when equipped with the standard viewfinder. When equipped with the Inon viewfinders, the depth limit is reduced to 75m.