Isotta full frame angled viewfinder 40°/0.8:1

While diving, using the camera’s rear display can be compromised by reflections, awkward angles, and loss of visual detail. A high-quality viewfinder solves these issues by offering greater precision in focusing and framing, optimal visibility under any lighting condition, even with direct sunlight or torches, a more stable and comfortable posture, especially during macro shooting or in tight environments, reduced eye fatigue thanks to diopter adjustment and the ergonomic angled design. The angled viewfinder design allows for a comfortable and natural viewing angle when shooting from low positions, improving framing control and facilitating composition. Its 360° rotation with four fixed positions is a major advantage for underwater photography. This system allows the photographer to quickly adapt the viewing angle to the subject’s position and their own posture, even in tight spaces or during close-up shots near the seabed. The four predefined positions ensure stability and precision, avoiding accidental shifts. The result is optimal visibility in any direction, enhancing composition efficiency and framing quality in all conditions.

The high-quality optical system is made up of 12 elements in 9 groups with multi-layer anti-reflective coating, ensuring a sharp, bright, and distortion-free view even in low-light conditions. Built with a hard anodized anticorodal aluminum body, it offers superior resistance to corrosion and impacts, ideal for tackling the toughest marine environments. Designed for the most demanding underwater photographers, this angled viewfinder represents the perfect combination of optical precision, mechanical strength, and ease of use underwater.

Specifications:

    Body material: hard anodized anticorodal aluminum;
    Glass material: 12 elements in 9 groups with multi-layer anti-reflective coating;
    Angled viewfinder;
    4 fixed 360° positions;
    Dual sealing O-Rings;
    Easy mounting;
    Dimensions (WxHxD): 90mm x 75mm x 110mm;
    Weight in air: 620 grams;
    Weight in water: 330 grams;
    Working depth: 100 meters;
    Magnification ratio: 0.8:1;
    Diopter adjustment range: -3 to +3;