Is the bump-out on the top large enough to accomodate an attached VF-3 viewfinder?
841635
NO. It is only large enough to accommodate the included small flash unit that comes with the camera.
841636
We did not try this before&#65292;but this case is big enough and the bump-out should be large enough to accomodate an VF viewfinder, thanks
841637
We did not try this before，but this case is big enough and the bump-out should be large enough to accomodate an VF viewfinder, thanks
1789195
Yes, it can hold your camera with 55-250mm attached viewfinder side up and strap on top.
530441
You need to remove the top part of the case to see through the view finder. Still attached but just unsnap.
471468
Simple answer? No. Long answer: the camera mounts on top of the grip, that is, the grip is attached to the bottom of the camera. There is no obstruction to the viewfinder, which is located on the top of the camera. I never use my LCD to frame a shot, so I can tell you from personal experience, I've never had the grip obstruct my ability to use the viewfinder in composing a photo.
1349983
this will work fine as a viewfinder for a 3 inch screen. i also recommend getting the following along with this viewfinder:http://www.ebay.com/itm/Zacuto-Top-Plate-of-DSLR-Baseplate-/121255754095?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash;=item1c3b67f96fZacuto Z-Finder 3" Mounting Frame for Small DSLR Bodies
564142
I have not actually measured my evf viewfinder but it seems "normal" sized to me. The main concern is that you must manually turn it on to use it whereas my Sony came on automatically when your eye got close.
130473
If the lense extends it will not have space. Flush only. Unless its super strong motors to push it out along with a super narrow camera. Basically. No
858822
Yes, the VF2 works great on my EPL-1, also. Even tho' finder doesn't have a locking device, it fits snugly enough where it will never fall off, unless you purposely want to push or knock it off, intentionally. I am very happy I chose the VF2 over the VF3. BTW, fantastic tilting viewfinder - 90 degrees - so you can shoot at waist-level. However, one has to put the eye right up to the finder
1010821
I am afraid I cant answer.. It would depend upon how the cutouts line up with the camera and input sights. I would suggest you go and look at the two models to see if the various things are in similar locations.
1627470
It does fit, but does not give access to the focus dial for the viewfinder.
1259567
It attaches by the top rail. It will fit but you will have to add cantid sights. It blocks the view of normal sights
1874276
I have never tried this, but if you remove the top knob, there is a threaded screw which appears to be exactly like the one on my unipod for mounting the camera. So I would say, yes, with the knob removed you will find the mounting screw. But the unipod (for the camera) might still be a bit more stable. K. Shields
1291657
It does fit, but there is little space between the Cam Caddie and the top of the camera so it makes it difficult to hold there
2064707
It is going to work, but you need to bear in mind there is going to be some vignetting, so you'll most probably end up zooming until 15-16mm in order to remove it.
1254355
If you are asking about the view-able area, It really depends on the screen size. The 3 inch screen of my Nikon D7000 is a perfect fit, but if it was smaller or larger it would still work perfectly. It would simply be overkill with a screen smaller than 3 inches and you would crop a bit if it were over 3 inches. If by "fit" you mean...."will it attach OK?" The "fit" to the camera body would be fine no matter what the screen size because the bottom part screws into the tripod hole and the top part is an elastic cord that slips over your flip flash on top of you camera. Hope this clears up your question. Cheers!
646279
Maybe. That arm might be too long from the hot-shoe. There is another adapter connects to tripod socket underneath (Hoodman HCFN Custom Finder Base Plase Kit 3.0). It still gets tricky on length and then I am not sure screen size. Without having one of cameras I can't be sure.
860427
No, a bit too big. But the gooseneck mount for the holder was compatible with a mini holder I have so it clipped right in