📐 Hama #5410 Single Bubble Level from Adorama Review

Although I have a level on a tripod it is useless when shooting in rough terrain or on uneven surfaces, I prefer to use a ball head with this single level mounted on my camera where i can see it I put it on and take it off my hot shoe when I need it. For the price unbeatable!

Not much to say about functionality: this handy level is designed for a standard hot shoe. HAMA also makes a dual level (two-way level) that costs a few dollars more. The materials are durable, weight and space in a camera bag are not an issue. This spirit level is easier to read and use than those built into tripod bases, so it's a great device for those with mature eyes. I often use mine for landscapes. My big complaint used to be related to the cost: Many small photo shops charge $40 or more

This level works very well for what it does. However, its design is very poorly thought out, which limits its functionality. If you look at the picture you can see that there are 2 clips, so this layer can be fixed on the camera in 2 different ways. However, they may not realize that the second clip is completely redundant and does not allow for any useful orientation other than the first clip. As a result, in landscape mode you can rotate the level to go either left/right or front/back, but in