Live View Shooting VS View Finder?
Dec 15, 2012 14:18:28 #
Has anyone noticed any exposure problems while using live view?
Do you cover the view finder opening before you take the shot, as Nikon suggests? I was going to do some tests on this, but haven't had time to do so.
Do you cover the view finder opening before you take the shot, as Nikon suggests? I was going to do some tests on this, but haven't had time to do so.
Dec 15, 2012 14:23:09 #
tim57064 wrote:
Hi all, I was wondering how many of you use your v... (show quote)
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Dec 15, 2012 14:25:37 #
Dec 15, 2012 15:42:23 #
I am new for using liveview, my old Canon 5D Mk1 didn't have it. Now I have a Pentax K5 II which has live view. I still like using the view finder for most photos, just feels more natural. For Pentax while liveview is slower, the focus is more accurate in good light.
I am mostly a landscape shooter, so not too many moving things.
I do like liveview if shooting something down low or odd angles where I can't get my eye ball & glasses to look through the viewfinder.
I am mostly a landscape shooter, so not too many moving things.
I do like liveview if shooting something down low or odd angles where I can't get my eye ball & glasses to look through the viewfinder.
Dec 15, 2012 20:36:31 #
Sony Cameras, A65,A77,A580 have fast live view no delay,no mirror getting it the way .For fast live view get a Sony
Dec 17, 2012 13:09:20 #
It depends entirely on the type of photography I'm doing. If using the camera on a tripod for "serious" images, I prefer live view and manual focus. For snap shots, I prefer the viewfinder on autofocus.
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