The proper way is to remove the lens from the camera and look through the
viewfinder at the LCD display and focussing screen. The focussing screen
should be much more obvious when the lens is removed.
You should adjust the diopter ring until you see the LCD display and
focussing screen in sharp focus. Put the lens back on and you should find
that you do not strain your eye when looking from the scene into the
viewfinder and vice versa.
Oben
At 05:31 PM Tuesday 10/07/2001, you wrote:
Interesting question!
> I've always taken off my glasses, and then looked through the
viewfinder, adjusting the diopter until I can clearly see the LCD
readouts/bars. That seems to work.
If I took off my -5.5 glasses, I would not see anything but the viewfinder
frame itself. How do you adjust the diopter with your glasses on? I have
followed the guidelines earlier discussed in this group, but still feel
not safe with that procedure, especially because glasses make the
focussing difficult: pressing your glasses against the viewfinder itself
may change your eye's actual focussing settings.
Some images taken with my OM4Ti therefore seem to be less sharp than I
could have expected, in particular close focus shots.
Bernd
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