It can make a huge difference if the sun is behind you.
--- "Garry D. Lewis" <erind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >Gary... those of us with eyeglasses avail ourselves
> >of the relief available with the finder... it opens
> >up the potential path(s) for stray light to
> >enter dramatically.
>
> Yes I can see that( wearing glasses myself). But more
> than 1/4 or 1/2 stop difference? Even if your doing
> Macro, that shouldn't be up to 2 f/stops or should it?
> Anyway, does it really pay ( to us glasses wearers) to
> invest in a dioter and eyecup- if we have to remove
> our glasses to use our cameras, then put them on to
> see?
>
> yours it's 2 r's as in grrrrrrr,}:^)>
>
> Garry D. Lewis
>
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