I'm not a sports shooter, never will be, and don't have
children/grandchildren, so I won't be shooting fast moving subjects anytime
soon, but I find the EVF on the Nikon to be a delight. Oh, all right, it's
not the finder on my FF Nikons, but it's better by far than any finder on
any reduced frame slr, with no smear or jumping, and it absolutely beats
shooting using the chimp-screen.
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From: Bob Whitmire
Sent: Thursday, May 31, 2012 8:26 AM
To: Olympus Camera Discussion
Subject: Re: [OM] Nikon 1 V1, was: Two-wheeling "kit"
That's tempting. I'm not sure about the EVF, though, and yesterday I was out
riding and took a couple of shots with Esteemed Wife's Coolpix, and jus flat
couldn't see what I was doing on the LCD. Too much light. Fortunately, the
camera knew what I was trying to do and did an acceptable job for the shot I
was trying to take.
The V1 bears more looking into.
--Bob
On May 30, 2012, at 7:33 PM, Chuck Norcutt wrote:
> Speaking of small Nikon kits I'm reminded that I saw a Nikon 1 V1
> <http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/823590-REG/Nikon_27504_Nikon_1_V1_Mirrorless.html>
> in use over the weekend. It had been purchased recently by the
> daughter-in-law of a friend who was using it to document the celebration
> of her step-son's safe return from Afganistan on this past Memorial Day
> weekend.
>
> I was shooting along with her. There was very little light so I was
> shooting at ISO 3200 in order to get about 1/160 second at f/5.6 which I
> needed for depth of field. I was thinking that she probably wasn't
> going to get much given the low light. Now, mind you, I never saw
> anything put up on a computer screen from her camera but what she was
> showing me on the large LCD screen looked every bit as good as what I
> was getting. Of course, I think the 5D's raw mode will recover a lot of
> shadow detail that the little Nikon won't but neither she (nor my wife)
> will ever note the difference.
>
> Just to show that a fully automatic camera is the best thing for her I
> had to show her that the camera had an interchangeable lens. She bought
> it without having known that at all. She was actually rather skeptical
> until I asked to hold the camera and removed the lens for her. Not sure
> which it was but probably the 10-30 kit lens.
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