Well, here's the page of the main supplier of these things (Kopin Corp)
which is just down the road from me in Taunton, Mass.
<http://www.kopin.com/products/cyberdisplay_products.html>
They already offer an RGB 800x600 display and a monochrome 1280x1024.
I'm not sure why we haven't seen the 800x600 in a camera yet. Maybe too
expensive or not enough manufacturing yield/volume. But it's clear it
can be done. An RGB 1024x768 would be as good as many folks' computer
monitor and can't be that far away.
I've been impressed with my Minolta A1's ability to project screen grids
and to amplify the image when it gets dark and switch into B&W mode when
it gets really dark. The problem is the resolution is so low at 320x240
I still can't see the detail. Give me a high res EVF and real time RGB
histogram and I'll probably be happy to give up mirror and pentaprism.
Chuck Norcutt
Bill Pearce wrote:
> A year or two from now the EVF will
>
>>begin to rival your computer screen's resolution and it will offer
>>amplified images for dark conditions.
>>
>>Chuck Norcutt
>
> I;m not as confident as you. I don't see that much dissatisfaction with the
> current EVF's to encourage development of good ones. I certainly hope I'm
> wrong.
>
> Bill Pearce
>
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