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mikeengles wrote:
As far as I know peaking on the R5 is an edge effect.When in focus all sharp edges are highlighted, sort of posterised effect. If stopped down there is less light, so the effect is harder to see. I have hardly seen the effect, so really do not know. You can change the effect colour,red,blue and yellow.
The only way I can use my old OM lenses is by using a fixed stop down.
The EVF does not have a fixed brightness, but depends on the exposure. I can set it for fixed brightness .I will try that, but then I will not be able to see the correct exposure.
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In normal photography, I find that peaking tends to illuminate whole brick walls, groups of trees, etc, I can't see how all those are sharp edges. I find white is as good as any.
I have never used the brightness of the image on the screen to adjust exposure. I use spot metering. The aperture is chosen for DOF and the ISO to determine the shutter speed.
Harold
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