I'd probably feel lost if there weren't such info in the viewfinder of
my camera (which is not a pentax I'm sorry), and that is because my
first and loved camera was (this may also fit into the "your first
pentax thread") an MX which too shows aperture and speed in the VF.
btw, the camera was boug
Hi Shel,
I've never been a fan of a lot of finder info, but I find some of what
is displayed in the *istD useful. The rest just goes unnoticed by me.
For one, I like having the stop and shutter speed info there. As I said
previously, when shooting in manual exposure mode or program, I can
just
Having looked through the finder of Bruce's D, I was a little
disappointed in the brightness, size of the viewing area, and all the info
it contained. But, when comparing the view to other cameras of the same or
similar nature, I could see that it is a relatively good one. I'm not sure
how much
Shel.
Cannot speak for the Ds, but the viewfinder in the D is fantastic. Thats what
sold me on
the camera.
Would be nice if it showed a few more items,but it does what it was built for.
Dave
> Are they the same brightness, design,
and do they show they
On Jul 9, 2005, at 8:47 PM, Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Are they the same brightness, design, and do they show they same
amount of
the frame?
They are the same, optically. The D and DS viewfinder information
displays are a little different.
Godfrey
I don't have any hard data, but I've handled both and looked through
both and I believe that one of the
best things in the *ist-Ds favor is that it shares the *ist-D's penta
prism finder.
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
Are they the same brightness, design, and do they show they same amount of
the fram
As I understand it they are both the same.
Dave
On 7/10/05, Shel Belinkoff <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Are they the same brightness, design, and do they show they same amount of
> the frame?
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> Shel
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Are they the same brightness, design, and do they show they same amount of
the frame?
Shel
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