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Maybe you’ve had your eye on this, maybe not. In any case, the Carry Speed VF-3 LCD View Finder is available for $99.99 for the next 48 hours. More about the VF-3 product can be found at the product page (Click Here).

Carry Speed VF-3 DSLR LCD View Finder with Quick Release

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Varavon has released a new Multi Finder that is more compatible than their early versions which were very model specific. The new Multi Finder has more adjustments side to side, forward and back, as well as up and down to fit DSLRs from Canon and Nikon. The entire loupe can be removed to leave [...]

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Anyone catch the new CarrySpeed non-permanent NeoPrene swivel LCD mount to hold a View Finder? If you’re not digging the Sticky Frame solutions, or the Quick Release Frame solution, then another option is this Swi-View. It slides in place over the LCD and held snug with a bit of velcro. Shown on a Canon 60D, [...]

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I have to say this was a hard camera to track down. It’s pretty much sold out and on back-order everywhere you look. Luckily, a good guy over in Berkley, CA ended up with 1 too many from pre-orders and sold it to me. Quality is great for something this small and definitely the menu’s [...]

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OK, the first part of the video is me testing out the Sony SLTA55 and it’s Auto Focus and Auto Exposure features. I’m not a fan of ‘Auto Exposure’, but as you can see the ‘Auto Focus’ kicks butt and works pretty fast. Not ideal for every situation, and with lots of movement happening in [...]

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Lightcraft workshop, probably best known recently for it’s Fader ND Variable Neutral Density Filters, but also produces high quality optics for other types of filters is entering the Loupe Game. The new ‘BiGeye’ LCD Viewfinder for DSLR’s is coming in under $140 for the complete setup. Yes, it’s weird but they are selling parts of [...]

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Thanks to a reader submission, here’s an unusual LCD View Finder for DSLR’s that’s even viewable at an angle. Through the description it says it’s also magnified. It looks to be similar in design as the Zacuto Z-Finder, but doesn’t look to be quite the build quality. Prices are pretty steep, and I haven’t [...]

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Ok, there’s only been a few players for DSLR viewfinders namely Hoodman, Zacuto, and LCDVF. Here’s almost an exact replica of an LCDVF, but not sure how much effort was put into the optics. The mounting uses a metal frame, much like the original LCDVF. It looks like this fake LCDVF through some forums, [...]