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Raider i-cuff HD Viewfinder Hood for Professional Video Cameras, supports viewfinders up to 10.5" in circumference.
Raider i-cuff HD Viewfinder Hood for Professional Video Cameras, supports viewfinders up to 10.5" in circumference.
B&H # RAICUFFHD MFR # ICUFFHD
$0.00 Tax Collected Outside NY and NJ
You Pay: $49.95
- 1Description
The Raider i-cuff HD is a viewfinder sun shield/hood for professional camcorder viewfinders up to 10.5" in circumference. This makes it perfect for ENG and larger cameras such as Sony's CineAlta and XDCAM line, as well as Panasonic's Varicam.
The unit attaches securely to the viewfinder via touch fastener for a personalized fit. The portion which touches the operator's face is covered with Ultrasuede HP chamois fabric. Crafted to the highest standards of durability and comfort, the i-cuff will withstand up to 100,000 rubs while remaining as new as the day it's bought. It is also waterproof, breathable and hand made in the USA.
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Raider i-cuff HD Viewfinder Hood for Professional Video Cameras, supports viewfinders up to 10.5" in circumference.
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| Packaging Info | |
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| Package Weight | 0.1 lb |
| Box Dimensions (LxWxH) | 8.0 x 4.6 x 2.0" |
i-cuff HD Viewfinder Hood is rated
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Rated 4 out of
5
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Sea-Town News Shooter from
Great for News
This product has been a comfortable addition to my news gathering process. I bought it because I've lost at least two of the rubber eye-cups off my P2 camera and I was interested in some way of gaining comfort AND security. The i-Cuff fits snug and has a strap that velcros the i-Cuff tight around the viewfinder. I run around in a hurry and don't always notice when I am shoulder carrying the camera that I may be close to knocking the rubber eye-cup off the camera. It's allowed me to focus on getting to the next story and not on whether all my gear is still with me! ANOTHER NOTE: I don't wear glasses anymore but I would have loved this little guy back then. It's perfect for those shooters who do wear frames!
Date published: 2009-01-21
Rated 5 out of
5
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Finn from
Ace product at such a steal!
I bought an I-Cuff and have to say it was probably the smartest purchase I've made in my fimmaking career. I was a little dubious at first, wondering how it could possibly help improve visibility of a screen and be as comfortable as I was told but all skepticism has evaporated now that I use it on a daily basis. I look forward to getting back behind it after using someone else's camera and find it not only blocks more light, it fits my head better, holds my camera steadier and even helps a little doing some dynamic moves I found today so I just really wanted to thank you for making quite such an ace product at such a stupid price: double it! Actually don't. If I ever need to buy another I'd enjoy the good pricing. But seriously: good work! Thanks Finn
Date published: 2012-11-22
Rated 5 out of
5
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Dustin from
BRAVO!!! Finally a great solution.
I can't believe I've been shooting with the stock rubber eyecup all these years.... i-cuff HD is so comfortable against my face and doesn't smear sweat everywhere. It works both with and without my glasses and wraps nicely cutting the light like no other other option. It's breathability has minimized the fogging and if you rotate it 45 degrees counter clock it acts as a shade when I shoot low and overhead. Forget the tennis wristband. These guys make a phenomenal product! Thanks i-cuff ;-)
Date published: 2012-10-17
Rated 5 out of
5
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BF from
Impressive Comfort!
The most impressive thing for me is how i-cuff feels against my face in cold winter and hot summer conditions. For comparison I first pressed my face against the rubber eyecup and then placed the i-cuff on top of it. The difference was massive, rubber gets really hot and cold and very unpleasant in these conditions; i-cuff though just doesn't feel as hot or cold, due to it's soft fabric around the edge that touches the face. It really makes me want to use it every time I shoot outside.
Date published: 2013-07-16
Rated 5 out of
5
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A working professional from
The new design rocks!
The new round design of the iCuff is great!! I had 2 Square ones and they were good but this new round one is fantastic. The chamois that touches your face is softer, and the cut of the iCuff fits my face better. Well worth the price!! I would by them for all my friends if I was not so cheep.
Date published: 2008-09-23
Rated 5 out of
5
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Martian Minehunter from
Well designed product
I have installed this viewfinder hood on a JVC GY-DV500. It fits well and is a huge improvement on the JVC eyecup. Benefits are almost no light intrusion into the viewfinder and a comfortable cushion for my eyes. I have'nt had it long enough though to remark on it's durability. But it appears well constructed and I expect it to take a fair amount of abuse if required.
Date published: 2011-11-29
Rated 5 out of
5
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Commercial Director of Photography from
Rubber Eyecups Are History!
Wow... Can't believe I've been using the standard rubber eyecup for all these years! i-cuff is great. Really comfortable. They must be using some sort of suede or something... My viewfinder isn't fogging anywhere as much... And I can even wear my sunglasses or regular glasses now. This is the real deal. Thanks B&H for carrying this no brainer!
Date published: 2012-11-08
Rated 5 out of
5
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Jason from
How did I ever shoot without one!!!
Nothing like it! Cuts the light, comfortable way padded shammy. Doesn't smear glasses. I can't say enough about it. Shoot hi and low by rotating 45 degrees counter clock and serves as a shade when away from the eye. Gonna buy 2; one for each of my cameras! Thanks i-cuff for a GREAT product ;-)
Date published: 2009-10-17
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