none of the others do. it's really a question of what else can the monitor show that would be hard to do in a viewfinder. right now, nothing has come up that will help take a better picture. there are two places where i think it would be a really really big advantage. one is when you need to have the camera at an awkward angle. the other is when there is a dark filter and you can't see very well. these aren't common situations though.
Herb.... ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, March 17, 2003 19:48 Subject: 2nd report from CeBIT > What are other DSLR's like in this regard? Myself, I feel that this is > pretty much a non-issue, as an optical viewfinder beats the pants so > completely off an LCD screen when it comes to composition (not to > mention focusing!). Or am I missing something obvious here?
