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Product Description

Nikon DR-5 Right Angle FinderThis Right-Angle Viewing Attachment can be attached to the finder of Nikon SLR cameras. With this attachment, the viewfinder image is viewed at right angles (via the built-in roof prism) to the camera's optical axis - a feature that is very convenient when shooting from low... read more

Nikon DR-5 Right Angle Finder

This Right-Angle Viewing Attachment can be attached to the finder of Nikon SLR cameras. With this attachment, the viewfinder image is viewed at right angles (via the built-in roof prism) to the camera's optical axis - a feature that is very convenient when shooting from low (or high) viewpoints

Compatible with D2H / D2Hs / D2X / D4 / D3X / D3 / D2Xs / D800
Reproduction ration changeable between 1:1 or 1:2
Lens construction at 1:1 is 7 elements in 5 groups (including Dach-Prism). At 1:2 is 8 elements in 6 groups (including Dach-Prism)
An adapter ring is required for certain specific cameras
Diopter adjustment at 1:1 is -8.0 to 3.8m-1. At 1:2 is -5.0 to 6.0m-1
Dimensions: 4.8W x 8.15H x 6.2D cm
Weight: 90g

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MPN: FAF20501

Barcode: 018208047529

Nikon DR-5 Right Angle Finder Specification

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MPN: FAF20501

Barcode: 018208047529

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Customer Reviews

By PatrickWallace on 24th February 2021

"The device is optically superb, as indeed it should be at the price. My only gripe - and I knew about this before I bought it - is that fitting it to the camera (D810) involves unscrewing the eyepiece bezel on the camera (and keeping it safe), screwing on the adaptor, and then screwing the right angle viewer onto the adaptor. This is immensely fiddly, and something you would only do as part of a dedicated session of macro work, astrophotography or whatever. The camera should be ready to receive the viewer and it should just snap on; the actual arrangement is in my opinion a design flaw (in the camera - it's not the viewer's fault, hence my 5 star rating)."