To each his own and all that, but I will never buy any camera without
an optical viewfinder. I have tried to like the screen on my E3, and
while it is handy for above the head shots (because it can be flipped
out), I could never live with it as an everyday tool for composing
pictures, let alone focusing.
Nathan
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On Jun 6, 2009, at 11:04 PM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> Yes, it's an issue with me. I think it's just nutty to hold a camera
> out at arms length to see the screen while it competes with the
> sun. As
> I said in my last post what I was hoping for was a *usable* EVF.
> 1024x768 EVFs were claimed to be available several years ago by the
> same
> company that made the EVFs in the Mynolta A1s and A2s which are 4
> and 5
> year old technology. I do actually use the EVF on the A1 but, at
> 320x240 resolution it's difficult. 1042x768 should be as good as many
> computer screens.
>
> Chuck Norcutt
>
> Ken Norton wrote:
>
>> 4. WHAT? NO VIEWFINDER? Is it really an issue? If this camera
>> had a
>> built-in EVF we'd be grousing about that.
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