Then there's the question of what exactly do you want to see through the
viewfinder. Compare Hollywoodian film cameras with TV cameras. These are
the ancestors. TV cameras were EV since day 1, as the operator wants an
accurate preview of what Joe Sixpack will see on his TV set instead of
merely looking at the world through a peephole.
John Francis wrote:
Good choice, but there's the bean counters. When a working EV becomes
much less expensive to manufacture and assemble than a mirror/pentaprism
assembly, guess what happens.
BTW, how many videocams have optical viewfinders these days ?
How many need one? What's the resolution of a video sensor?
Can you get a electronic viewfinder with that resolution?
