On Ven, 30 ott 1998 16:10, Steven_Read@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
<mailto:Steven_Read@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>Secondly there were two notes against "Other Olympus Zuiko
>Interchangeable
>Lenses*" the second of which was "Use of the Zuiko 600 mm and 1000 mm
>lenses is
>not recommended because a portion of the image area will not be visible in
>the
>viewfinder." Which left me thinking "So?", I mean, I know the viewfinder
>only
>has 93 overage is that what they're talking about? And why would that
>be a
>problem? Is this a drawback to having a fixed focusing screen? (And not
>that
>I'm likely to end up with either of these lenses in the near future - but
I am
>a
>Zuikoholic...)
>
It is due to the size of the mirror... looks as the 2000's mirror is a bit
shorter than other OMs. Not a real drawback...
Regarding focusing screen, even the OM main series has only two of the new
series of screens, 2-4 and 2-13.
Marco
Marco
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