Visual Similarity Duplicate Image Finder

Very easy to use, it only duplicate the image, dont expand the image across monitors.

Use it to transport/store my C8 optical tube, finder scope(s) and visual back. There is storage for all of it.

All the above imagine, range finder, equipment is well. I like it. Image is excellent.

To duplicate dvd disks

I used the Tele Vue 2x Powermate to image the planets, as well as doing some visual observing. As usual, Tele Vue optics never disappoint! Highly recommend this great addition to your eyepiece line up!

As a Audio-Visual Designer and Control Systems Programmer that works in CAD and Visual Studio everyday I can say that this monitor is exactly what I was looking for. The 5K by 2K design for this size is perfect because there is no horizontal image stretching, or blurry text like most other stretched out 4K by 1080pscreens. A sharp 5K by 2K image allows me to view my dynamic blocks, as well as lines of code as they were intended; crisp and clear. Best Regards- Bruce, Parallax AV Design.

We use these microphones when videotaping depositions. The quality of the sound is more important than the visual image and sometimes deponents are so soft spoken that only a top quality microphone can pick up there voice. This is the best mic we have found.

The Mark Vb Finder, is about the best finder you can find in the sub 1K Price Class. I purchased my unit from BH Photo about 4 years ago, and it still works as good as new. If you shoot with a heavy camera, such as a RED, Alexa, FS5/7 etc; it is a huge time saver and allows a director and DP to quickly block shots without having to move around your camera unit rig. The only things I wish it had were... (Still 5 Stars for this Item) - A bottom flat bubble level screw mount so that a handle/accessories could be attached and it could be used gun style. The finder requires you hold it like a barrel. Having a pistol grip handle underneath would be more ergonomic. Secondly; The image magnification after I received it (in terms of how big the image appears when looking through the finder) will be about 1/3-1/2 the size you would think and would have with a PL mount finder where you mount the actual shooting glass. The image when perceived through the finder appears distant, as if you were seated 3/5 of the way back in a screening room/movie theater. Lastly; I am sure I can find something/rig something, but a larger, more expansive line of eyecups would be nice. The front element is threaded at 58mm allowing for a screw on lens hood (go wide), which is nice. The only negative is there is a bit of barrel distortion on full wide. Noticeable. At full wide (18mm based on 35mm Gate and 1.85 the image does bulge on the sides, as does the gate. Not terrible, but noticeable. Very solid unit, and if you are good with tinkering you could likely mod the unit to include a better eyecap attachment, mounting post for a grip handle, etc. I also tried using a small phone lens attachment held up to the unit and was able to get the camera to pick up the full gate, acting as a life full color video tap. Recommended!

The first thing I noticed using this camera is that the image stabilization actually works - it visible in the view finder as your recording. This is important to me as I use it outside to shoot action shots so much of it is hand held while on the move. Of course the image looks wonderful on the little screen/vew finder, but it's when you play it back on your TV or large computer monitor that you can see the difference that the canon lens and 1/3 chip make. This camera is NOT a toy - it's for real - the images are crystal clear. Unbelievably good camera at any price but ridiculously good at this price. My only complaint is they put too many silly extras in the menus (like the ability to draw stuff on the image - kid stuff. It's a minor annoyance though - don't let it stop you from getting this camera is your primary interest is in exceptionally good video images and surprisingly good built in audio recording. Yes - I DO recommend this camera - very highly. Mike

Silky smooth focus finder, brilliant colour that pops off the image. Little discernible distortion at the edges. That said, it's brick heavy. Get a solid tripod, and work out those forearm muscles.