FF-1 works fine, but image is reversed and takes some time getting used to '...move right, the image in the viewfinder moves left.' The action finder FB-1, FC-1 combination can be turned for viewing from above and is laterally correct. This is a more expensive solution, and a much heavier alternative plus the relative image magnification is .8 vs .95? for the traditional finders.
Regards, Bob S. In a message dated 12/3/2002 12:56:27 PM Eastern Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: > Does anyone regularly use a Pentax LX with a non-eye-level viewfinder for > general purpose photography (and if so, what do you use - for instance, > perhaps the FF-1)? I am so enjoying shooting with my Yashicaflex TLR at > waist level that I am wondering about how something like this could be tried > in 35mmm in certain ways, either at waist level or at some > point well below > eye level (perhaps at an angle).
