Review of the Vizelex Rhinocam for the Sony a7R II and a7S II
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5 Responses
what a find most exciting about the future, and the times we are living in is the access to grass roots projects and the ease for these projects to form and grow. Historians in a couple hundred years mark this era as very special and it’s exciting to be a part of it.
there probably won’t be a couple hundred years left you know.
Well not for us any way so what are you worried about?
An interesting idea and a device that needs a bit more refinement, would be great for making mural sized prints. The mount should be improved for stability and a level added. The sliding mechanism should add detents for each position that could be set by feel eliminating the need for lining up dots. The viewing method with the ground glass is adequate but not ideal. As built the device is usable but not perfect.
I would like to ad one important aspect to the video.
The first version of Rhinocam for Sony APS-C cameras can be mounted on a 4×5″ large format camera. You see it on the attached image.
Here are more images made with this combo:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/dierktopp/albums/72157641670093123
and here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/dierktopp/albums/72157634801332367
The second image is in the field with a infrared converted NEX-7.
The third image is the new Rhionocam for DSLR with Nikon mount, Metabones Nikon – e-mount and the sony A7R with Zeiss 40mm Distagon