Product Description

Photo Angle Finder C is very useful if you are shooting with the camera close to the ground. It allows you to bend down and look into the viewfinder from above the camera.

Product Details

• Brand: Canon
• Model: ANGLE-FINDER-C
• Dimensions: 2.30" h x 3.50" w x 4.80" l, .50 pounds

Features

• Provides a full screen image
• Shows exposure data
• Built-in dioptric adjustment
• Compatible with all Canon EOS cameras
• Quality Canon accessory

Amazon.com Product Description
The Canon Angle Finder C is compatible with all Canon EOS cameras when used with the included Ec-C and Ed-C adapters. Allowing you to adjust the viewing angle, the Angle Finder C provides a full screen image, as well as exposure data. Also, the Angle Finder C has a built-in dioptric adjustment for variations in eyesight.

Customer Reviews

Buy This at Amazon, the price is right!
After working in the studio without it, I knew that it was a necessary item for my EOS Canon. Camera accessory vendors were asking a lot more than Amazon, so I ordered it before Amazon changed their mind and I've enjoyed using this original accessory from Canon ever since; Thanks, Amazon!

Crisp, clear angled viewfinder.
The Canon Angle Finder C was a life (or more accurately a back) saver for me. I've used it for astrophotography so far and whereas before where I would have to lie on the ground and twist into a human pretzel to see through the viewfinder I can now get a clear view in relative comfort and greater dignity.

The viewfinder has two magnification settings, the greater magnification is helpful for focusing. The image through the angle finder is crystal clear. The angle finder also pivots so you can move it to a more comfortable position (it is still 45 degrees but it moves perpendicular to the lens).

The build quality is top notch. It comes with a storage pouch.

I use it with an EOS 40D.

Canon angle Finder C
A must have product. The optics on this instrument are first rate. Other similar products are 3rd rate. This and a pair of kneepads are indespensible for the avid landscape and macro photographer.
The down side, is that Canon doesn't even include a warranty sheet for the product. My first one disassembled itself at Badwater. I cobbled it back together but a couple of tiny ball bearings got lost. So, I bought a new one.