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10/17/2004 05:59:22 PM · #26 |
Well the weather eased of so I gave it a go for the night shot challenge.Not expecting any great score,the subject content could have been better, Just wish I could enter the full sized image, it is incredible! the detail and sharpness is fabulous...I think I am going to enjoy this cam, "says the cat who has just got the cream" purrr
Thanks for the encouragement guys,
Paul.
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10/17/2004 06:09:40 PM · #27 |
Sorry Paul, missed out on offering any advice. Damn being away from my PC!
Good luck for the NS2 challenge!
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10/17/2004 06:16:24 PM · #28 |
Originally posted by willem:
I find the optical viewfinder so much better to judge the potential of an image. The optical viewfinder image usually looks better than the recorded image, but postprocessing really can bring it back to how you saw it. With the electronic viewfinder it was harder to see the potential in the first place. |
I feel the same way.
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10/17/2004 06:42:56 PM · #29 |
Originally posted by hsteg:
Originally posted by willem:
I find the optical viewfinder so much better to judge the potential of an image. The optical viewfinder image usually looks better than the recorded image, but postprocessing really can bring it back to how you saw it. With the electronic viewfinder it was harder to see the potential in the first place. |
I feel the same way. |
I have always used the viewfinder but with this one I keep smearing the preview screen with oil off my nose :) wish I had dry skin.
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10/18/2004 02:49:36 AM · #30 |
Originally posted by peecee:
I have always used the viewfinder but with this one I keep smearing the preview screen with oil off my nose :) wish I had dry skin. |
Recognise that. That is where the radical design of the Sony F707 came in handy, with the viewfinder on the upper left corner of the body. I still love that design, so different, but so practical in all aspects. They really threw away conventions and started from scratch.
But I love the sound of a real mirror and shutter ....... |
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