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Anyone using Video Glasses to replace viewfinder/Display ?

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  • Started 1 year ago by DutchNikon
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  • video glasses D300 / D300S
  • view finder replacement
  1. DutchNikon

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    I'm thinking of using video glasses instead of the viewfinder / lcd display with liveview , for my D300(s) cams. I think it would be quite usefull if i could do Makro focussing that way. SInce it is possible to use liveview connected to a tv-screen / monitor through the HDMI connection of the D300 / D300S i guess that it should also work to use one of those "Video Glasses" for this purpose giving the image of a 55cm+ wide tv screen for viewfinder...

    But, it seems hard to find a proper usefull set of Video glasses with a good screen resolution which can be used this way, hence my questions :

    - Does have anybody out here have any experiance with this ?
    - If so, which set did / do you use for this )

    Posted 1 year ago #
  2. Mike Gunter

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    Hi,

    These glasses have been around for a while. Many people have tried to do what you are saying, but no one seems to be doing it.

    My best,

    Mike

    Posted 1 year ago #
  3. DutchNikon

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    Thx Mike,

    I'm scanning the web for this, and a supplier has promissed me to get back to me with suggestions..

    I think that the main reason that not many people persui this yet, is that until recently there were no affordable video goggles available with a good resolution,
    But .. it seems this is slowly changing now with the 3d hype rising, for which this kind of hardware is perfectly suited, but this demands a good resolution now...

    Posted 1 year ago #

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