On 10 May 2001, at 20:35, Ray Moth wrote:
> don't think that's right. AFAIK, your eye has to focus on the image formed
> on a ground glass screen. This is normally at an optical distance of about
> 2 metres (I think) from the eye....
That's one helluva loooooong viewfinder! :-) I think you meant 2
centimenters ('bout an inch) instead of 2 meters ('bout 7 feet)... right?
<Grin!>
> The best way to set a variable dipotric lens is
> to rototate until the engravings on the focussing screen are clear,
> *without* a lens attached to the camera!
What I did with my OM-4 was remove the lens and then use the
viewfinder display. Same thing, I think?
Regards,
Chris
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Chris O'Neill (coneill@xxxxxxxxxxx)
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