Darren Levine
Veteran
to be clear, im referring to the glass that the diopter lever is moving when you move the lever. im not talking about broken loose, just loose enough to rattle when you shake the baby
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Well, it is not as if this is the best camera Canon could build if they wanted to.
I'd say they have given us what they think belongs in an entry level EOS Cinema camera.
The small and poor EVF is decidedly a thought through design decision.
The trick is to look through the EVF as you would with a DSLR, not a ENG video cam. When you do that it is really pretty decent.
Can someone please explain what this means? Does it mean not pressing your eye against the EVF?
Turn head sidewise and then press cheek against body so viewfinder against eye while nose projects to one side.
Just went the eye cushion route for 7 bones and it works a treat...no light leaking and heaps more comfy.
While the evf is small, with peaking and the occasional hit of the magnify button, I find it totall usable.
Yew!
Phil
Hi Erik,What brand/model did you get? Does it stay attached securely? Could you add a link?
