View Full Version : Using the Angle Finder C with an external Flash installed
Zwiz
1st of October 2007 (Mon), 16:16
Hello,
I was wondering if it is possible to use the Angle Finder C while an external flash is mounted. Can you still position your eye on top of the Angle Finder without bumping the flash unit? I've got a normal head size! ;-)
Lester Wareham
2nd of October 2007 (Tue), 13:17
I only have the twin macro flash, this leans forward a bit and so there is plenty of clearance for the angle finder C and getting your head over it. Not sure about the ordinary flashes as I don't have one.
If you are wanting to use the angle finder C I would presume you are probably using either of the macro flashes or have the flash off the hotshoe on a bracket or am I mistaken.
Alan Neilson
2nd of October 2007 (Tue), 13:32
I have just tried to see if it works, while I don't have a canon angle finder, I use a seagull version, you can just about do it your forehead is pressing against the back of the flash and you not quite directly over the finder, but I think it would be workable I can still see all the view finder, on my 5D, mind you I did have my 24mm lens on at the time. Didn't bother digging out my macro.
Zwiz
2nd of October 2007 (Tue), 14:34
I only have the twin macro flash, this leans forward a bit and so there is plenty of clearance for the angle finder C and getting your head over it. Not sure about the ordinary flashes as I don't have one.
If you are wanting to use the angle finder C I would presume you are probably using either of the macro flashes or have the flash off the hotshoe on a bracket or am I mistaken.
My flash unit is a 430EX. If there is no clearance, maybe I will have to use a bracket.
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