Zigview S2 Digital Angle Finder
The Zigview S2 will be available from October priced £249.99.
Intro 2020 Press Release
Seculine revolutionise DSLR handling with the NEW Zigview S2 Digital Angle Finder, with remote detachable 2½ inch screen, TV output, motion sensor and interval timer. The NEW Zigview S2 attaches to your DSLR viewfinder and displays a live video feed from the viewfinder to its large 2.5 inch high resolution LCD, which can be moved to fully tilt and rotate for viewing at any angle. The new unit has excellent low light properties and a high frame rate which displays a bright live image making it fantastic for low and high angle situations as well as being capable of acting as a waist level finder to improve communication with clients during portrait photography.
Images from the Zigview S2 can also be relayed live to a remote monitor using the TV output, or alternatively with the Remote Video accessory cables/extensions, the screen can be detached from the main unit to view the subject and fire the shutter from a remote location up to 10 meters away. This makes it ideal for use in bird hides, high level photography of properties or any situation where it would be beneficial for the photographer to be placed distance from the camera.
The Zigview S2 also incorporates the same 9 area TTL motion sensor and interval timer facilities from the Zigview R model making it a hugely versatile accessory which can help you to achieve new and exciting images in a whole range of new situations.
Eyepiece adapters and shutter cables are available to fit most DSLR cameras.
The Zigview S2 will be available from all good photographic stockists from October at £249.99 inc Vat
For full details please visit http://www.intro2020.co.uk

#1 JoBeth Miller
This is available for purchase in the US from http://www.climaxdigital.com/zigview/zigview_s2.html
Order between 9/12/06 and 10/30/06 and get Free UPS Ground + Insurance.
6:26 pm - Tuesday, September 12, 2006
#2 Charles
I bought a Zigview S2 and found it produced an extremely poor image with white-out and no white balance adjustment only a 1-5 brightness adjustment. It was also very flimsy and fitting eye adaptors was fiddly. It cannot be readily switched between different cameras. I sent it straight back. A good idea but needing better quality video. Probably fine to use just for time lag or motion detection where you do not need to assess image quality from the screen.
8:34 am - Thursday, August 2, 2007
#3 Andrew Miller
I wish I had not bothered to read the manual - it is so badly written.
I would welcome a simple guide to using the motion sensor settings - particularly what the various settings actully do.
I am slowly getting there but if some one has already written this down it would be appreciated!
10:05 pm - Wednesday, December 26, 2007
#4 skimpy
motion detector is a scam... it senses the motion and shutter release after 2 seconds!
8:38 pm - Thursday, February 21, 2008