ayin
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Der Satz besagt nur, dass man sieht was die Kamera sieht und nicht was das Auge sieht (anders gehts ja gar nicht). Und das sieht eine ganze Menge mehr.
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/sony_a99_field_report.shtml
Also ich selbst werde mit EVF auch nicht glücklich
http://www.luminous-landscape.com/reviews/cameras/sony_a99_field_report.shtml
I had been grumpy all week while we were shooting in Algonquin, complaining that I was not happy using the A99's EVF in either bright sunlight or dim forest glens. I simply knew from four years of experience shooting with the A900 and its large glass prism and mirror, that I was not "seeing" as effectively as I was used to, or would have liked to be.
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In the end it wasn't that the A900 optics were all that much larger and brighter (indoors they were in fact less bright, though the A99's was more noisy), but that the clarity and accuracy of a really good OVF system was missed.
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Holding up the A99 side by side with a camera like the D800, or new Nikon D600 or Canon 6D, brings the matter to light – so to speak. As good as it is, the Sony EVF just can't compete in terms of realistic contrast, brightness and overall clarity to a full frame glass prism viewfinder.
Also ich selbst werde mit EVF auch nicht glücklich
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