Not to be argumentative -
They definitely have a different feel to an SLR,
Agreed
you can see outside the taking frame,
but it's what in the frame that I'm interested in
there is no blanking of the finder as the shot is
made
I don't see how this is a concern, once you've pushed the release, you've
decided that's what you want
the finder view has an air of familiarity as it always remains the
same magnification regardless of the FL of the lens.
but again, its what's in the frame that I'm interested in
I can see a rangefinders being more natural photographic equipment in that
they are closer to the "original/first" camera
YMMV
Kenneth Waller
----- Original Message -----
From: "Rob Studdert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: OT: Photographic enablement but not Pentax.
On 1 Mar 2006 at 15:28, Kenneth Waller wrote:
Interesting comment.
In what way are they more 'natural' photography equipment.
They definitely have a different feel to an SLR, given that: often you can
see
outside the taking frame, there is no blanking of the finder as the shot
is
made and the finder view has an air of familiarity as it always remains
the
same magnification regardless of the FL of the lens.
Rob Studdert
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