--- Paul Wallich <pw@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> I went out today to take pictures of the local frog
> pond > Instead, it's the fault of where I set the
diopter
> adjustment to give my
> aging eyes the best view of the exposure meter.By
> turning the knob back a
> ways, I was able to bring the top and bottom of the
> split-screen into sharp
> focus at the same time. Of course that position made
> the matte part of the
> screen a little unsharp even when the spitscreen
> indicated good focus, so I
> settled on a compromise position about 1:30... My
> head is still spinning with
> trying to visualize the ray paths that could make
> this kind of thing happen.
>
> Anyone else experience something like this?
>
> paul
>
> --
> Paul Wallich pw@xxxxxxxxx
If you have or have access to a plain matte screen,
a 1-4 or 1-8 or 1-10 should do, pop it in and see if
that helps. I've never seen a split wedge that agreed
exactly with the matte surround. Nope, don't like them
split wedges, don't like them a bit. John Robison
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