Can you rotate the screen with the vari-angle LCD screens on the Canon T5i, T4i, T3i, etc? Can you also close the screen with the magnet plate on?
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You can rotate it 180 degrees. And No you can't close the screen, however, you can't close the screen on higher end DSLR's either so I figured closing the screen isn't a big deal.
130373
Not familiar with canon models, but if you have a full sized sensor some vignetting will occur. If you have a ds sensor, you shouldn't have a problem.
1517979
I've got a t4i and haven't had any problems not seeing the entire screen surface... The magnification is great for focusing... It's very easily remove able and adjustable according to your needs... I use mine without the eye cup just because I may not always be able to view with the same eye when roaming and doing diff shots and it word well
845052
No need to do it electronically. The mounts gimbal in 60 degree cone and can rotate 360 degrees. You'll find a physical way to ensure the camera is right side up.
1996230
I use a 7D and you can access the battery with it, so I assume a t4i would be the same.
803536
I have honestly not been able to set the screen myself....I honestly use the grip for the convenience of changing battery packs quickly without having to take off my DSLR video rig. Sorry that I cannot provide any helpful advice.
1795472
You have to unsnap the left side snap fastener. You cannot extend and rotate the screen unless you do that.
1803947
Absolutely! This is a fairly sturdy tripod which will easily handle your T3i. The camera mounts as per normal using the thumb screw into the bottom of the body of the camera. This allows for standard landscape shooting. However, the base plate which the camera rests on, can be rotated 90 degrees allowing for portrait shooting as well.
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The screen is on a swivel and will rotate all the way around..but to answer your question..if you want to permanently mount it in the other directions all of the mounting holes are in the same spot so it should be very simple and easy to do...but the quickest fix is to just spin the monitor to face the other direction.
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yeah i know what you're talking about, but i plan to mount it with a manfrotto 200 pl quickrelease, and not using your screw, to get a gd stabiliity on tripod. The problem with canon 6d it that the camera body won't accept the magnetic part, i already try two different viewfinder. They don't stick to the body because the body around the lcd screen is not perfectly flat... that's suck. What do you think about mounting your device with a 200pl quick relase? I know the screw would be too short but i can use a longer one. Thx for your quick answer. regards
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I have a Cannon T4i and I am able to open the back screen with no problem. I believe the T5i will be the same.
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I (mostly) love my T4i. I also have an XTi and a 50D. My one minor complaint is that it has the Rebel's lower magnification viewfinder, and not the bigger, easier to see viewfinder of their higher grade crop-sensor cameras. It does just about everything else better than either of those other bodies I mentioned, and I'm almost exclusively using it now. I love the touch screen. I was out last evening shooting the comet, and I was making adjustments on the screen using fingerless gloves, which would have been clumsier using the buttons and wheel.
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No, the back side of the skin is open so the LCD cover will open and rotate. This item is made of rubber. My only complaint with it is that with the cover on, unless you have all the function buttons memorized, it is almost impossible to see the name of the function button since everything is black. Also when shooting the shutter button covered and it is harder to just press it halfway to achieve focus without taking the shot before focus is achieved. I am only going to use the item for travel protection, but will remove it when actually shooting in the field.
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as is? no, if you do the image on your display will be upside down. But if you have a small screwdriver, you can take apart the camera, rotate the camera lens 180* and reseal with a hot glue gun, then reassemble. I did this to mine, and has held up for the last 2 years with no issues. Doing this will most likely void any warranty or anything like that but for $9.99, it was a risk i was willing to take. If you should take on this type of project, do so at your own risk.
56434
Yes, but I haven't tried it yet. On other sites reviews say it decreases the pixels and you only have choice of 180 or 360 degrees.
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It will fit the t4i, and does not block articulation. But, with the magnetic frame on the screen, you can't close the screen fully (glass side in)
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You can rotate the camera manually. The optics are sharp and for the $ its a nice camera!