I don't think we are crazy. We just thinks a bit outside the box :-) The Zigview S2 Standard was the unit I originally looked at. It looks like a fine piece of equipment for the purpose.
But I have other "needs" to. And a combined Imagetank and an external HD with lot of space is one of them. I was doing some research on the options and came over the Vosonic unit. Then it struck me that this unit could double as a distance/angle view finder. The idea of combining two ideas makes it a lot easier to justify the money spent. I haven't decided yet, and probably will not decide until springtime. I have another use for the view finder too. Every year I use to help out a local rock festival as a festival shooter. The finder plus a monpod would enable me when i comes to making pictures of the crowd in front of the stage. Give me another perspective. It is only my imagination that sets the limits of the use. -- MaritimTim 2009/8/2 Peter Zalabai <tim...@clancode.hu>: > Thank you Tim! I tought I am the only crazy man on earth who comes up with > such an idea! :) I was also looking for small tv screens to do this... :) > But now I feel better that I am not the only crazy one :) > > You might give a try to the Zigview system as Zigview S2 might be a solution > for you. But of course that one has it's limitations as well. > > Regards, > .timber > > Tim Øsleby wrote: >> >> Thank you. >> I think i could live with the bad quality for a while. >> The idea is to hook it up with one of these >> http://www.vosonic.com/product.php?PA=feature&kind=1&id_1=9 >> and use a cable release and a wide angle on tripod for some nest >> photography next year. All I need is to see whats in frame. >> >> On the other hand: I might use the bad screen quality to talk myself >> into buying a K-7 :-) >> Time will tell. >> >> -- >> MaritimTim >> >> 2009/8/1 Peter Zalabai <tim...@clancode.hu>: >> >>> >>> Tim Øsleby wrote: >>> >>>> >>>> Title says whats needed to say. >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> >>> It does. Tried it already :) But quite bad quality. >>> >>> .t >>> >> -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
