Chris writes in about a Letus Hawk VF DSLR ViewFinder purchased not long ago, and then recently received the new Letus Hawk VF quick release adapter. The new quick release adapter was a great addition, making the Letus Hawk much more flexible to work with.
If you've made your purchase through LetusDirect.com for a Letus Hawk that did not come with the QR adapter, make sure to check in with Letus. It's supposed to be a free upgrade for LetusDirect.com customers that purchased a Hawk VF, but this offer may only be for a limited time. Here's the link to the LetusDirect.com website: https://www.letusdirect.com/cart/letus-hawk.html
Another bit of news in the rumor mill is that Letus is designing a Hawk VF for the Canon T2i LCD (which is the same for Canon 60D). I'm rocking the Letus Hawk VF on the Canon 60 now with just a bit of crop, which I don't mind.
Letus Hawk VF DSLR ViewFinder
xlerate
Hopefully soon the clones will attack...
Jason
Just to be clear, I was saying if I couldn't use the battery grip w/ the VF, then I'd have to go back to the battery door problem on the stock T2i (w/p grip).
Emm
Post authorI believe the riser is something different. I would contact LetusDirect with that question. I think the riser is between the base plate and the Hawk VF. Also for Canon 60D owners, the Battery Grip tray comes off from the side (like T2i), so that shouldn't be a problem changing batteries.
Jason
what about w/ battery grip? risers only with no quick release?
I really havent taken my battery grip off since I got it. And I really want to get a letus vf...but I dont wanna have to keep take my grip on and off..or just rely on the single battery and the blocked battery door..