Angle finder

I know there are "replica" anglefinder available. I have seen the adds in Amateur photographer. They are cheaper than the original Nikon ones and i would like to get one. Anybody knows what the make is and where to get them?
Rene de Heer

These chinese copies (like the remote releases) seem to be all over ebay at the moment, you may want to try there. Price is around £20 + a fair bit of shipping from the far-east.

cheers

Canon make them cheaper than the original Nikon ones, maybe you should come back from the dark side

Try Grays of westminster for a secondhand one
www.graysofwestminser.co.uk

this is off their website

DR-3 right-angle finder (Right angle finder) MINT- £99.00
DR-4 right-angle finder boxed NEW £145.00
DR-4 right-angle finder boxed MINT- £109.00

you could also try ffordes or aperture uk

Thanks Larry for the invite to come back to the "white side" ......i stay with the dark side, i can recommend it!

Rene de Heer a la Prince of Darkness

Hi Rene,
www.kauserinternational.com
They do a Seagull Digital right angle finder, think I've seem it going for £80 at castlecameras.

Tim

Hi Rene,

Have you had a look at the Zigview Digital angle finders?

We have them here...
http://photo-scotland.co.uk/acatalog/Zigview.html

Thnaks

Garry

I got the seagull angle finder, which fits pretty much every new nikon body including D200, from Hong Kong , via ebay. It cost me about £34 total ( shipping etc ). It took about 10 days and no problems.
The focusing on it doesn't lock like the Nikon version I have so its currently taking me a little longer to use it. (I probably tape the focus at the corect position )

The Seagulls are cheap and cheerful, I bought one for the other half as she has a tendancy to pinch my EpC when out and about, they work OK, but their main weakness is the plastic eye piece conversion mounts - these are really cheap and flimsy and the likely weak point to fail.