The sad part is my Nikon DSLR, the D50, is almost as bad as the Rebel's.

I probably wouldn't have bought a K100D though if the D50 didn't have a 
crappy viewfinder.

-Adam


David J Brooks wrote:
> Your right about the Nikon's Adam. My D1, D1H and D2H as well as the  
> D200 are like looking through a well lit window.:-)
> 
> Its the Canon Rebel owners that are my best customers.
> 
> Dave
> 
> Quoting Adam Maas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> 
>> Juan Buhler wrote:
>>> I'm doing my part:
>>>
>>> A few months ago, my good friend Dave was shopping for a DSLR. I
>>> recommended he looked into a DS or DS2 because of the viewfinder. I
>>> also said that whatever he bought, to try to look through the cameras
>>> side by side.
>>>
>>> Despite all that, he went with a Canon 350D and the kit lens,   
>>> whatever it is.
>>>
>>> Today he wrote saying that night photography with that is impossible.
>>> The camera is impossible to focus, either in auto or manual. He seemed
>>> really frustrated.
>>>
>>> I showed him a link to the K10D in dpreview, and told him it has a
>>> real viewfinder and SR. He's drooling right now, and will probably get
>>> one when it comes out.
>>>
>>> Pentax seems to be the only manufacturer getting it regarding
>>> viewfinders. Why use an SLR if the vf is small and dim? It completely
>>> defeats the purpose, IMO.
>>>
>>> I'm still waiting for the DSLR with an aps sensor but a full frame vf,
>>> and framing lines. It doesn't seem it would be so hard or expensive
>>> for them to put a ZX5's viewfinder into a K100d, no?
>>>
>>> j
>>>
>> Nikon's clued in as well, the D80 got the D200's excellent Viewfinder,
>> and the 20D/30D aren't bad, while the Sony is decent, but not as good as
>> a DS or D (Slightly worse than the DL/K1x0D). But Canon and Olympus have
>> not clued in and continue to sell cameras with crap viewfinders.
>>
>> -Adam
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