_lou_
Established
Hello,
I am seeing an issue with the Fuji-M adapter and a Voigtländer Nokton M 1.5/50mm. Using the OVF, the display is very dim, barely readable in bright light. If I mount any of the native lenses, it's all bright and fine. Did I miss someting in the settings here ?
I am seeing an issue with the Fuji-M adapter and a Voigtländer Nokton M 1.5/50mm. Using the OVF, the display is very dim, barely readable in bright light. If I mount any of the native lenses, it's all bright and fine. Did I miss someting in the settings here ?
willie_901
Veteran
Probably.
The OVF display settings are independent of the EVF display settings.
With the X100 and the X-Pro 1, I have accidentally invoked untended OVF display settings.
The OVF display settings are independent of the EVF display settings.
With the X100 and the X-Pro 1, I have accidentally invoked untended OVF display settings.
Jamie Pillers
Skeptic
You aren't wearing polarized sun glasses are you? If you are, this will cause OVF to be almost black.
Flood
Established
On my x100, this happens when I wear polarized glasses out when the lens cap is on.
_lou_
Established
Not a polarizing issue. The frame line brightness usually adapts to ambient light (measured on the sensor I presume), but stays to a minimal level here, so it is very hard to see in bright light.
I suspect that this might be unavoidable since the adapter has no idea about the actual aperture, and hence cannot decide the ambient light level. I just wish the default brightness would be adjustable in that case.
I suspect that this might be unavoidable since the adapter has no idea about the actual aperture, and hence cannot decide the ambient light level. I just wish the default brightness would be adjustable in that case.