[Black] Good quality,

[Black] I love it on my M11. Helps me hit critical focus with my M 11.

[Black] good'n'cheap

[Black] Took my BMPCC outdoor shooting from grueling to relaxing, no issues with mounting or focusing. I cleaned the camera with simple soap and water, dried; mounted the frame and let it sit for a day under the weight of the camera before shooting.

[Black] Ont he Leica M11 Monochrom, this viewer lets you see through the lens. It displays the image in B&W which I like vs the rangefinder which is seeing the world in color. Also the it's through the lens focusing and I like seeing the image snap into focusing that way. Last it's more precise framing.

[Black] I love the visoflex. One person mentioned it's hard to use...All you do is slide it on the hot shoe and look through it. You can push the middle button on the d-pad to turn off display info; ie histogram, iso etc.

Go do display options and turn EVF to auto and it'll turn on when your eye is close.

My favorite is pointing the visoflex straight up and shooting like I did with my hasselblad. It's kind of like having a flip screen on the back.


I use the scroll wheel on the back for zoom in focus, so many more keepers with my 75mm. I also purchased the leather box case for it. Not sure why, I just keep it on my camera at all times now.


You really should try this out. I grab my camera even more now.

[Black] The Visoflex 2 adds substantial quality to the framed image, certaInly to acquire and capture landscape, architectural images with wide angle lens. Also, closeup images benefit from this viewfinder's sharp contents and its ability to change the angle of the viewfinder.

This viewfinder increases the versatility of the classic Leica rangefinder.

[Black] I've got two BMPCC OG cameras and both have these Kinotehniks attached pretty much at all times. Makes it so easy and nice to view the screen especially in bright situations, but honestly even in dark, it's just easier to see the screen. The magnet is also just the perfect strength, it pops off when you want, but holds tight during shoots. Highly recommended!

[Black] FIts snugly on my camera and does what it should do, esp. for those closer focus situations. I feel it's better married to leica lens than my Voigtlander as the leica's show critical focus more distinctly.

[Black] Saw this in Africa recently on a BBC truck on the same Canon CN20x50 Cine Lens. Mine at home did not have the handle that is made in Germany. So I called the company and they said I could get it at B&H. Wow not really a surprise since B&H has everything! Anyway this handle is a quality piece of gear for the lens. Screws are included along with simple instructions. Makes the lens much easier and, more importantly, safer to handle. Like I said, a must!