The Z-Finder EVF allows you to operate the DSLR camera with the correct form factor for video with the camera "in-line" to your rod system (the most stable way) and your eye in the Z-Finder EVF.
Specifications
- Actual 16×9 screen
- 800×480 resolution
- .087 dot pitch
- Focus Assist
- Iris Assist
- HDMI loop through
- Operates off Canon LP-E6 Camera battery (1/2 day power)
- Includes a hot shoe mount or optional articulating arm kit.
- Can mount to other manufacturer's rig (RedRock, Cinevate, Letus, etc.) via 1/4 20 screw, 15mm rod or articulating arm
- All Z-Finder models snap on and off the EVF and can be used interchangeably between the camera screen or EVF screen
- Includes mini HDMI cable
The Z-Finder EVF is currently in prototype stages. They will be updating customers who are interested along the way with news and videos. They will be taking deposits in December for customers to hold their spot in line; you will be notified via email.
Zacuto: Z-Finder EVF
4 comments:
Is it just me, or is that absurdly expensive? You can get perfectly fine full-sized monitors for that price.
... And the monitors will have more than twice the resolution of this little glorified eyecup. I think Zacuto has realized that anything DSLR video related will sell these days no matter what it's priced as, because people love tricking out their cameras and building bigger rigs.
looks like an expensive bulky monitor. so with the z-finder it's more like $1400 plus mounting?
The Redrock microEVF looks much better and less expensive
Have to wait for the reviews to see which is best, but for those on a budget, the microEVF seems like the choice (unless you already have a Zacuto Z-Finder.)
But until they deliver product, we won't know whether either is worth the money.
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