I think you are right. I don't really mind either. When I have tried to
focus manually with the ground glass screen to prove I could, it could
be a bit of a challenge depending on the focal length/subject
matter/focus distance. However about the only time I would need to
touch the manual focus would maybe to touch up a close focus shot and
those are easy on the ground glass.
Winsor
Long Beach, California, USA
On Nov 14, 2004, at 9:39 PM, Moose wrote:
> I'm one of
> those others who doesn't find a problem, not even a big deal. The image
> is smaller than in a film SLR, but shows me what I need to take the
> pictures. No, it isn't as large and bright as an OM-4, let alone a 1 or
> 2. But, you know what? For looking at the view, I can just take the
> camera away from my eye. And oddly enough, these terrible viewfinders
> tell me the aperture that is set, which no OM ever did. And in the case
> of my 300D, it also tells me if I have set exposure compensation, one
> of
> the things I classically forget on an OM.
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