Image frame through optical viewfinder vs final photographic image: Isn't the image represented in the optical viewer supposed to be closer to the final?
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One of the "EXPERTS" also commented on the inaccuracy of the viewfinder. I haven't had a chance to use it yet.
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Sorry...don't know. I only use my digital frames in landscape position. The portrait orientation pics show up in the middle of the screen with some space on either side. I like it that way.
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I'll have to check (I'm not close to my camera at the moment). I think it does....I think it does everything that the back display does....in fact to me the viewfinder is much clearer. I'll check and post a response here.
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Yes, it has an optical view finder, which I prefer to framing an image in the LCD screen -- even though the VF shows only about 93% of the area.
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Yes, it's the same thing that you see on the screen of your camera because this viewfinder is not optical it's electronic
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I was curious since I have never tried that before. I just tried it and with the additional brackets that come with it I was able to position the viewfinder directly in front of my eye perfectly. That was tested with a Canon T3i. Your results may vary depending on camera, etc but it worked perfect for me.
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u have to look at the shape of the camera lens that's the diff the rest is the same
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No it is just supposed to allow you to have a wider field of view. It looks fish eye-like. In my opinion it makes the images look blurry and actually reduces the quality.
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The reading is stored. Push the button, look at the reading, than push more buttons to manipulate whatever reading (iso aperture etc.) you are looking for.
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Not with the software included, no. I assume you're wanting to overlay one image onto another to spot any differences. You would need different software for this, which is probably on the market for a price.
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I don't disagree that it is intended for close objects. That being said, the image at distance is remarkably clear.
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mine does not have that problem or entirely by the viewfinder or on the final photo
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It is not a debate. The sensor in the full frame is larger, therefore more pixels, more info, better image quality. When you look through the viewfinder in the full frame you get 50mm, it's not expanded. Either way this is a good lens. You have to know how to use it is all.
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I am Sorry i forget to Include this Information with My Response! Be Sure to Include a f-Stop Increase to being thing into Focus Also! This is Very Important Too! It is Something You Have To Experiment with to get Correct! Not Hard to Do, Just Use Live View on your Camera and Play with it from there! This Aspect is Very Tricky for Focusing and Experience will be Needed to some degree!
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If you are looking for a response from a technical perspective, I am unable to provide an answer for you. However, from a lamen's persepective, I was able to view the screen with no visual indication of the pixels. The images were all clear. I hope this is helpful.
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I tried both, sent this one back. There is noticeable difference in sharpness when zoomed in.
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Just a PS - I took a look at the images on the page's "Click to open expanded view" display and only the first image is incorrect . . . the rest of the image views are correct.