Hoodman H32MB HoodLoupe Camera Viewfinder Loupe 3.2 inch LCD Sun Shade

The product is as expected. It provides more details of the photos in the LCD display of the camera.

Very well-built. Very useful. Kinda pricey, but you get what you pay for. Avoid the knockoffs. I've tried a couple of other loupes from different manufacturers in an attempt to save money, but they did not work as well as this original Hoodman loupe. Perfect fit for my Nikon D810. Does a great job with blocking out light in the environment, but I don't want to have to hold it in place. Those elastic bands from Hoodman are too expensive and really don't work very well, according to several reviewers. I want to use adhesive to attach this loupe to my D810's snap-on screen protector which is made of plastic, but I'm unsure which adhesive would be best for this task. I will do some more research on this and may post an updated review. The advantage would be my Hoodman loupe being more securely attached to my D810, held in place by the snap-on points of the Nikon BM-12 screen protector, which also makes it removable when I want to use just the screen without a loupe...or I could just unclip and remove the eyepiece portion of my Hoodman H32MB loupe, leaving just the base still attached.

Great little device that serves its purpose well in bright light. Built well and fits my Nikon D780 but to wide for my D610 (with same diameter screen as buttons are set too close to screen and the device over-laps the buttons). A little expensive but the optical clarity is great. One thing they should ADD is a rubber cap to cover the eye piece to keep it clean. It could be hooked to a short (3 inch) lanyard. It is also light in weight so is hardly noticeable when hung about the neck. Haven't tried on tripod when shooting landscapes ... It should be amazing to focus in live view for landscape.

I can still use it but I have to hold it in place with one hand and so it is hard to use. It does not stay on at all even with me holding it in place. I really wanted this to work because I cannot see my LCD screen because I wear glasses.I was able to focus using the diopter so that works really well. If you get the right fit this can be an awesome tool to help you see great detail on your LCD and not have to always depend on the View Finder when taking photographs.

I have used one of these for years and in a sunny day when the sun is too bright it is awesome!

A good solution for those of us without 360 turning LCD screens. Nice and light this works a treat with my Sony A7RIII coving the screen perfectly as I’ve got less than perfect eyesight the diopter gets me perfect zoomed in details

I use it for live view photography with manual focus lenses.It is especially useful if you have a very high resolution camera.I discovered it in a YouTube video by Tom Mackie.It was exacly what I was looking for: it completely blocks reflections on the screen and has a very accurate dioptric regulation (which doesn’t accidentally move, by the way), allowing you to use it with or without glasses.Another great feature is that it is not attached to the camera, so it doesn’t increase bulk: you only use it when you need it and then take it out of the way.It is not cheap but absolutely worth it.

No magnification- just a sunshade. The diopter adjustment is worthless as there’s no magnification. There are cheaper versions that do the same job- sll from China anyway.