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Question: Can the soft eye cup be rotated or remounted in the opposite direction? I view with my left eye and it seems setup for the right eye. Thanks :-D
Document: In order to change the orientation of the rubber guard, you have to separate it from 2 latch points. This is only an issue if you are constantly switching from a left eye to right eye setup. I am left eye dominant and when someone else tries to use the camera, it can be cumbersome.-Metal ring is loose and loud. The red ring, that you can attach a neck strap, spins freely and can make some metal rubbing on plastic noise that can be picked up by the microphone.
For its price is a great loupe. The ability to remove or attach it on the fly is key to me. Some people complain that is hard to adjust the eye piece for left of right eyes but I had no problem - it takes two seconds. More importantly the seller was fantastic. I contacted them and asked if they could prioritize shipping because I needed if ASAP and they came through. I would definitely recommend
Simply attach the baseplate like any tripod mount and adjust the up/down and left/right screws with the included hex wrench. It should take no more than a couple of minutes.-Baseplate fits Manfrotto heads so you don&#8217;t need an additional mount.
The plate could be a little longer, but not a big deal. I keep it connected to my 6D at all times.3) The view is clear, although it seems to be brighter than what the camera is actually seeing. Again, not a problem for me as I am using it for focusing, not to set lighting.4) Attractively priced.
While I have not used a Z-finder or other more expensive option, I can't imagine they would provide me with much more benefit than this one. It fits perfect, the mounting option is my favorite of the various options out there. The magnet is strong and my quickplate goes right underneath just perfect. The view is excellent, the flip up is perfect if you wanna view the screen normally or even flip it out.
Videography is an expensive occupation. Every little piece of gear, every strip of plastic, every metal clamp - all of them seem like someone designed and priced a device, and then added a zero. Or two.The Kamerar QV-1 LCD Hood seems to have done the first two, but at a price of well under $100 they seem to have left off the last part.
I wish I had seen it before buying the other one, now that one just sits. I have already used it about three times and I am very pleased with the results.Thanks for reading...
This is what I've been looking for. A few times in the past I was tempted to do some video shooting but gave up because of the sun glare. I saw pros working at a wedding recently using this type of viewfinder (not sure what brand) and I knew I had to get it. Did some research and this one's price is just right. It fits my 6D perfectly. Wish I had gotten it earlier. Highly recommended!
I'm very impressed with the Kamerar QV-1 LCD View Finder. I'm using it mostly for video but it's also been great for certain photography situations. I had read a number of reviews about it before I purchased it and they were all good. Very happy with it and would highly recommend it. If you're shooting videos, it's a must have in my book.
This is an essential tool for those wanting to record video with a DSLR. Screen glare was a major problem with my Canon 7D outdoors and focusing took a lot of squinting trying to view the image on the tiny screen. A lot of people recommend the Z-Finder but I just couldn&#8217;t justify the cost so I took a chance on the QV-1.
Answer: Hello Matthew,Yes, it comes off and it can be remounted to use with the left eye. It's very easy to remove and swap over to use on the left side.  Hope that helps.