[2.5x] Excellent quality and prompt delivery

[-2.5 to 0] I've used the z-loupe on Canon's 5D series of cameras, and this one for the EVA1 is even better. �Most importantly, it doesn't require power, which allows for a lighter and less complicated rig. �You give some resolution compared with the Gratical Eye, but you gain a lot in portability and efficiency. �As far as loupes go, this is the best you can get.

[-2.5 to 0] Despite the other reviews, I have found this to be an excellent addition to the C300iii. I can see the full screen no problem at all. As far as weight, it's not something I would consider heavy at all. It weighs about as much as it looks in the photos, no surprises.


The attachment is rock solid, this thing will not be falling off your monitor.


Like all Zacuto products, it's a little bit overbuilt, but in the context of production world, that just means it's not going to break on you out in the field.


I had rented the Canon EVF-70, and believe it or not I like this setup better. It's more flexible being able to use either the monitor or the eyepiece depending on your shooting scenario.


Overall, I like it.

[2.5x] When you want to go more inconspicuous in sunlight and don't want an external monitor with a hood, this little gadget does great. It fits over the built in monitor very securely and you can see the screen so much better!

[1.66 lb] I had this on one of my cameras and just thought it was the standard Gorilla mounted frame. Realized there was no aluminum tab, so went to go pull it off. It came off, but required quite a bit or work. Use plastic only to remove it with. I went for a knife and scratched my LCD a tiny bit. This really won't come off by accident.

[-2.5 to 0] Used this shooting baseline for the past 6 months and the padding is comfortable. The handle collapses back which allows for a smaller profile for more doc type use with the FX6.

[Black] This is a very high quality, well built loop. It makes a significant difference in helping catch focus, and as a stabilization point for shoulder mounted shooting. Installation is easy and the mount is solid.
As a shooter who has more than 30 years in the field, my old eyes can't get by with just a flip out LCD. I'll be adding the Z-finder to all my cameras. There are certainly lower priced loops out there, but this seems to be built for professional use.

[Black] Clips on securely, keeps the light off the monitor so you can see the LCD screen and it flips up for touch screen functions. It seems pretty sturdy and has held up well for run and gun shooting. You can move the eyepiece around to several other 1/4 20 holes on the FX6 with the Sony provided LCD stud. Small complaints-there is a slight limitation to seeing the edges of the entire screen without moving your eye around, but not a deal breaker for me. Also, the clip on the bottom of the Zacuto that you need to press to flip the eyepiece up is a little awkward and takes some getting used to. Overall, this has been a lifesaver for shooting with the FX6. It's great the Zacuto made something that Sony didn't supply with the camera.

[1.66 lb] Goes on easy and feels sturdy. I haven't shot with it on location yet, but I think it will be a great addition allowing me to shoot handheld with a viewfinder rather than trying to see the small LCD - especially outdoors.

[-2.5 to 0] I've used this on 2 Canon 1dx bodies for the past three years and will be using on two 1dx II bodies. I shoot a lot of editorial and commercial assignments which require both stills and b roll at the same time, and these are the best solution by far...... they have not peeled off in three years. A simple solution that works.