A unique tool to expand the usability of FUJIFILM GFX 100 II, GFX 100, and GFX 50S cameras' removable electronic viewfinders, the EVF-TL1 EVF Tilt Adapter permits adjusting the angle at which the EVF is attached to the camera body.
This adapter fits between the camera and the viewfinder, and affords a horizontal swiveling range of movement from +/- 45° and a 0-90° vertical range of movement to suit eye-level shooting from a variety of working angles.
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She is not Sexy, but you are going to want to take her home to meet the folks. The days of laying on my belly or craning my neck are over. She clearly adds to the size of the 100ii, but when I am up against a wall, figuratively and literally it comes to my salvation as I get older. Astrological photography, puts my camera at high level, no bending over and turning my head to look through the view finder anymore. Low angle, shots achieved on one or two knees instead of laying on my belly leave my shirts stain free. For some people the view might find her being further away from the camera might be of a benefit, but the quick install makes for a great tool to pack in your bag. As I said, she's not sexy, but she's a solid investment and I don't regret a purchase.
So far, so good. This adapter allows the EVF on the GFX-100 cameras to swing & tilt atop the camera, and it is a very handy tool... When my other cameras are in a tight interior space, my beloved DSLRs sadly had no solution for being unable to use both the viewfinder and tilting the display to adjust focus and composition. I'd rely on a low resolution live video feed on an iPad while using Cam Ranger 2 - which is a fantastic product! However, if you've used Fuji's EVF for the GFX-100 series cameras, then you know that zooming in to check focus with the EVF or LCD screen highly effective in achieving focus with ease, especially while using a manual focus lens. Personally, while using a GFX-100 with the Cambo Actus system (which lives on a tripod at various heights), this adapter saves me from squatting, bending and holding awkward positions while I'm also trying to focus on making an image for a client. In other words: this is a stress reliever, and that is worth the cost. I'd imagine anyone who shoots in unusual positions or needs this type of EVF movement, you've probably had a wish for such a device in the past. So yes, this was a selling point for me and my work specifically. So far, the adapter has been working, but I'm new to the Fujifilm system and have yet to see if it's as reliable my trusty DSLRs and PC-e lenses.