You haven't? You must have some special ZX-M then. I have the "M" (and I
like it too), but on a bright sunny day my viewfinder's LEDs all but
disappear...
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>
> I have never had this problem with the ZX-M. I don't know why the ZX-5n
is
> different.
>
> Todd
>
> At 08:59 PM 3/29/01 -0500, you wrote:
> >Hi John,
> >You wrote:
> >Is it just my eyes, or do other people find that it's almost impossible
to
> >see the LEDs in the viewfinder of a ZX-5n when shooting outdoors in
bright
> >light? Most of the time I end up guessing what it says. Do I need a black
> >cloth over my head like a view-camera photographer? Or are my batteries
> >starting to fade? Or is this just dumb engineering?
> >
> >My comment:
> >This has been a major complaint of mine for years with this camera. I've
> >also heard others mention it, and seen it referred to in print in
Practical
> >Photography. IMO, it's an oversight that Pentax did not consider in the
> >cookie-cutter ZX bodies.
> >
> >Thanks,
> >Ed
>
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