jj_glos wrote:
The 7D viewfinder isn\'t too bad at all.
There\'s no getting around the physics: it\'s got to be either smaller or dimmer, because it\'s gathering less light. From brief handling, they went with dimmer for the 7D.
I know many people seem to be happy with APS-C, and many were happy with pentamirrors on Canon film days. I never understood how.
As surely APS-C has a wider lens selection than FF as it can use all EF lenses and also EF-S?
I\'d rather not derail the thread by getting into a full frame/crop discussion. The demand from people who want a full frame lens set is demonstrated and Canon is responding to it here.
jj_glos wrote:
The 7D viewfinder isn\'t too bad at all.
There\'s no getting around the physics: it\'s got to be either smaller or dimmer, because it\'s gathering less light. From brief handling, they went with dimmer for the 7D.
I know many people seem to be happy with APS-C, and many were happy with pentamirrors on Canon film days. I never understood how.
As surely APS-C has a wider lens selection than FF as it can use all EF lenses and also EF-S?
I\'d rather not derail the thread by getting into a full frame/crop discussion. The demand from people who want a full frame lens set is demonstrated and Canon is responding to it here. Presumaby the AF limitations were to keep costs down.
jj_glos wrote:
The 7D viewfinder isn\'t too bad at all.
There\'s no getting around the physics: it\'s got to be either smaller or dimmer, because it\'s gathering less light. From brief handling, they went with dimmer for the 7D.
I know many people seem to be happy with APS-C, and many were happy with pentamirrors on Canon film days. I never understood how.
As surely APS-C has a wider lens selection than FF as it can use all EF lenses and also EF-S?
I\'d rather not derail the thread by getting into a full frame/crop discussion. The demand from people who want a full frame lens set is demonstrated and Canon is responding to it here.
Sep 17, 2012 at 05:02 AM
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