By Andrew Liszewski
With an LCD display just 2.5 inches in size, don’t think of the Gigtube from Aputure as an upgrade to your DSLR’s own LCD display, since it’s probably far from it. Think of it more as an extra useful remote control. It connects to your camera’s video out and USB ports and allows you to monitor a live feed (if your camera supports live view) or snap and see a photo immediately after you’ve taken it.
The 2 meter extension cable means you won’t be able to wander far from your camera when using the Gigtube, but it does seem handy for properly framing shots in situations where you can’t easily look through the viewfinder or check the LCD. A built-in rechargeable battery should keep it running for about 3 hours of continual use, and it’s available from various online retailers, like Amazon (Adorama), for about $200.
[ Gigtube DSLR Remote Viewfinder ] VIA [ The Red Ferret Journal ]
Gigtube DSLR Remote Viewfinder detailed in this post is truly an awesome invention.It was damn cool and fascinating knowing about it.
Where can I find one of those invisible cameras?
Imagine the myspace photos that one could take.
The price tag is pretty big, but the function is very useful.
Imagine the myspace photos that one could take.
The price tag is pretty big, but the function is very useful.