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much more to come in the next few days
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I'm not sure I know what you mean: The selection of selfie-sticks and iPhone accessory lenses, mounts, lights and microphones has never been betterthe shrinking offerings
FYI,Also keep in mind that for those of us who work a lot in the studio with flash we generally prefer OVF's over EVF's due to the fact that we work at low light levels (modeling lights) even though the exposure has a lot of light (flash). No one ever seems to mention this when talking about mirrorless cameras.
Light levels can get so low where the camera cannot make an image for the EVF. At night, I have to stick an OVF on my RX-1 to be able to frame. Same is true for a DSLR. Yes, the OVF is dark, but you can still see what you are framing.Could you expand on that? I prefer OVF to EVF, but I would think that low light is one of the situations where an EVF would have advantages.
--Matt
I know. But still, OVFs are much nicer to use in low light in the studio. The EVFs work but are quite grainy at those low levels and somewhat distracting, at least for me. I generally keep my modelling lights 1/2 level (250w bulbs)FYI,
With "Setting Effect ON" on an EVF camera, you get what you see … which means that if you are shooting at f/11 with only modeling lights in a dark studio, the viewfinder will be too dark.
When working in studio with strobes, you have to go into the menu and set the camera to "Setting Effect Off". Then it is the same as regular OVF cameras.
- Marc
Actually Ken, you won't get any argument from me regarding EVF verses OVF. I almost exclusively use a Leica S(006) in studio due to its big bright OVF and higher sync speed. Before that it was a H4D/60.I know. But still, OVFs are much nicer to use in low light in the studio. The EVFs work but are quite grainy at those low levels and somewhat distracting, at least for me. I generally keep my modelling lights 1/2 level (250w bulbs)