At 10:42 PM 11/13/1998 EST, BW you wrote:
>Hi Joel and all,
>I personally think this "Snap In" focus (or lack of) is often overlooked by
>those who have converted to the 2 series screens. I took mine out of my 3Ti
>and replaced it with a 1-10. While I will agree the 2 series screens are
>brighter, I feel I lost too much in focus ability.
>If one truly wants a bright screen, way not the 1-5,6,7. Yes, I know they do
>not allow DOF preview.
>Just food for thought.
>BW
>
Hi Buddy,
I'm intrigued by your first statement but not sure I understand it. Are you
saying that the 2-series screens have, or don't have, the "snap-in focus"
quality?
Are you noticing the loss of focusing ability with 2-series screens in one
type of photography more than another, e.g., macro, or big tele, as opposed
to the 35-135 range?
As I mentioned in another context, I don't use the brighter screens. I've
been satisfied with the 1-series and am, knock wood, blessed with good
eyes. In fact, the lowly 1-13 I've found to be very satisfactory all around.
As far as DOF preview goes, perhaps 2-series users could speak up about
this. I usually figure DOF from the lens markings. Once in a blue moon I
do push the button and try to see if I can see what is in focus but at the
smaller stops it is just too dark to show much. Do the 2-series screens
make the DOF preview brighter and actually more useful? I have some doubts.
Joel
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