Nice shots, though I hope the arrow missed the bird's nest The
portrait of Glen is excellent.
So - the old school split screen focus assist is a split screen
simulation in the EVF? That's cool...
Mark
On 8/31/2014 6:43 PM, Tim Bray wrote:
Oh, the manual-focus aids on the X-T1 are pure
Pentax could learn a whole lot from Fuji about how to implement an
EVF. What they have done is pretty compelling. I would really like to
see Pentax work on a quality mirrorless system if this is the kind of
cool stuff we can look forward too. If I had a lot of cash I would be
kind of interested in
The mirrorless Sony/Fujifilm choice right at the moment is pretty
clear: Fuji is ahead on ergonomics and lenses; Sony on sensor size.
So if you want to print really big, you probably need the Sony. Also,
they’ll eventually catch up on the lenses. But maybe that’s not such
a big thing, since
In which I screw three different lenses, 2 from Pentax (the
focal-length difference between the 2 is 350mm), onto the Fujifilm
X-T1: https://www.tbray.org/ongoing/When/201x/2014/08/03/Lensing
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Cool stuff, Tim.
When you say manual focus assist what are you referring to?
Something beyond the AF blink/beep we have on the Pentax DSLRs?
On Sun, Aug 31, 2014 at 2:19 PM, Tim Bray tb...@textuality.com wrote:
In which I screw three different lenses, 2 from Pentax (the
focal-length difference
Oh, the manual-focus aids on the X-T1 are pure voodoo magic. You can
have the basic does-it-look-sharp, or you can have focus-peaking
sparklies, or you can have split-screen like Dad’s rangefinder. Or
you can have dual mode, with a large-ish version of the image using
focus-peaking with a little
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