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Low Budget EVF-Concept

Sascha Rossier

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Anybody thought about a Z-Finder, EVF, Hood-Loupe Solution with the RED LCD?
Does this already exist ... or would dat be something for all of us that can't afford a
bomb EVF ;-)

This is just a little concept-sketch:

lcd_evf_concept.jpg
 
Certainly one way to address the milky evf issue...
 
Loupe for LCD

Loupe for LCD

I've been using one I made for about 5 months now. It is awesome.
 

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Is this about to be announced Jon? I don't see it on their site?

Check out this link. http://infotech.dreamwelder.com/forum/content.php?128-benefits
It looks like infotech members will be getting priority for orders ahead of anyone else along with a discount. If the discount equals the infotech membership cost then it looks like you get 3 months access to free infotech tutorials. Those guys did a great job on the RED 101 DVD so I'd be keen to see if these new Epic and Scarlet tutorials are as good.
 
This is about as low budget as you will get. Get a Hoodman Loupe 80 bucks and some abs plastic or I used thick vinyl. You can gaff tape it or glue it. Put some velcro on the outside of LCD and inside of loupe. I'm attaching a template you should be able to print it out to scale. Like I mentioned in a previous post I've been using mine for over 5 months and it rules.
 

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