Unfortunately you're spreading the same amount of light over a larger
area. I think this will follow the inverse square law. So if apparent
size is changed to that of a say an LX then you can expect an
appreciable drop off in brightness.
Shel Belinkoff wrote:
>That sounds like a great idea, but I doubt it would ever happen. The idea
>of a viewing area greater than the framing area seems so Leica-like. I can
>see why you'd like it. I would as well.
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>>From: Juan Buhler
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>>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?
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