Hello Robert, EVF systems have had real problems with focusing manually. Not at all like a good optical viewfinder. It will be interesting to find out how good it does on that front. I am a person who almost always focuses manually and I need to be able to focus with any part of the screen as I compose, then focus.
-- Best regards, Bruce Thursday, September 8, 2005, 11:53:31 PM, you wrote: >> >> But value for money and system-expandability makes the DSLR the choice >> hands >> down. >> >> Christian RW> I'm not so sure - the compact format has some advantages; RW> 1- Lens/body/sensor are fixed and so can be perfectly optimised for each RW> other - better quality. RW> 2- No dust bunnies RW> 3- Composition using large LCD - (I have a Canon G3 and never use the view RW> finder !) RW> 4 - Everything you need in one piece of kit - much better than lugging a bag RW> full of lenses RW> I think that this format will eventually dominate - SLRs will become very RW> specialist (like MF today). RW> This camera has just about everything that I need in one piece of kit. RW> Rob W
