Nick
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Well I took my Electro out for a trial run a few weeks back, and I was frustrated by how long it took for me to focus. In a few situations I had to ask my subjects (girlfriend and her friends) to keep talking for a few seconds while I got them focussed. The light available was indoor / overheads and outdoor / overcast.
I found that it took a few goes to get the little RF images perfectly aligned, as it was difficult to see in the lighting conditions, and I also wear glasses, if that makes a difference.
Now were the difficulties due to lack of familiarity with the Electro, or is it just a dim viewfinder? It was annoying to look so inexperienced in front of my gf's friends while fiddling around trying to get everything to line up.
Mind you, when I got the photos back I was blown away by their quality and sharpness. The only downside was that I stupidly left the aperture at f1.7 the entire evening, and a few shots I had stuffed up the DOF.
I found that it took a few goes to get the little RF images perfectly aligned, as it was difficult to see in the lighting conditions, and I also wear glasses, if that makes a difference.
Now were the difficulties due to lack of familiarity with the Electro, or is it just a dim viewfinder? It was annoying to look so inexperienced in front of my gf's friends while fiddling around trying to get everything to line up.
Mind you, when I got the photos back I was blown away by their quality and sharpness. The only downside was that I stupidly left the aperture at f1.7 the entire evening, and a few shots I had stuffed up the DOF.