some people will look at SLR users hanging on as quaint people,, who like film held on,,
but,,, I believe there is a difference,, and it comes down to the sensitivities of our eyes, and
not the dependency on the computer,,,
Once we go mirrorless, we go to the computer getting and processing a VIDEO feed of
the world, and it will only be as good as the dynamic range of the sensor, by defintion
it is being clipped and effected by what the camera sensor can detect, and not what our
eyes can detect, and while fast like milli second fast, a delayed world,,
I want to look at the world as I see the world, and know thru my knowledge of the camera
control the settings.
I do use the Live View for looking at the view as the camera sees it,, my D800 allows the mode where
it displays as it would look,, quite handy when dialing in the exposure, but again,, not the way I
would want to compose the picture.
So,, yes yes, I understand the advantage of mirrorless, but I will also mourn the loss of thru the lens
direct view with my Human Eye.
LONG LIVE THE SRL! laughs.
but,,, I believe there is a difference,, and it comes down to the sensitivities of our eyes, and
not the dependency on the computer,,,
Once we go mirrorless, we go to the computer getting and processing a VIDEO feed of
the world, and it will only be as good as the dynamic range of the sensor, by defintion
it is being clipped and effected by what the camera sensor can detect, and not what our
eyes can detect, and while fast like milli second fast, a delayed world,,
I want to look at the world as I see the world, and know thru my knowledge of the camera
control the settings.
I do use the Live View for looking at the view as the camera sees it,, my D800 allows the mode where
it displays as it would look,, quite handy when dialing in the exposure, but again,, not the way I
would want to compose the picture.
So,, yes yes, I understand the advantage of mirrorless, but I will also mourn the loss of thru the lens
direct view with my Human Eye.
LONG LIVE THE SRL! laughs.