Dont you need to see when taking pictures? Or is line of sight overrated?
1750589
Lol I thought the same thing, thinking about any normal camera, but remember the lens is the big circle part the interfit sits on
1750590
Um yes you need to see. You have to look through the eyepiece or viewfinder.
1750591
If you are using a DSLR with a mirror, your viewfinder will be looking through the lens. The diffuser will cover any direct-sight viewfinder.
1750592
When the diffuser is positioned as in the picture, you can see while you shoot only if you switch from View Finder to Live View.
490213
yes, np even if you are quite cloise to it.YES, EVEN IF YOU ARE QUITE CLOSE TO IT. HOWEVER, THE VIEW IS BETTER IF YOU ARE A FEW FEET AWAY.y
1498138
There is no viewfinder, but I think the screen is easy on the eyes. Also, you can adjust the brightness of the display. Speaking of vision issues, I have to wear reading glasses for things up close. I should wear bifocals, but I am chilling on replacing an expensive pair I just lost recently. I will probably going to graduated contacts. Enough of that. I sometimes do not have the readers handy when I shoot, and things look blurry - mainly in low light situations. I have learned that I can trust the camera's auto focus, and just have to make sure I have the zoom and framing I want. Very rarely do I come away with less than sharp lines, unless conditions are such that I expected them. However, I have been pleasantly surprised in most cases by the sharp lines this camera produces when there should be everything but.
1362761
Not so good if you're trying to see several feet away. Better if you're within a foot.
1682609
I'm sure even its its off center you should have a pretty good view, Its a fisheye lens so you have a really good range of view. I love this camera, better than most OEM cars I know, very good quality.
552324
No but I think you probably would not need IS while shooting with this lens. I have never found the need to have it but I can understand one's need to have IS on heavier, higher aperture types of lenses. ... I love this lenses ability to get in close to the subject & with a flash, it really gets it! It truly is a great wide angle lens! ...
1205290
No. the distant line is from the camera, not the display. BTW, this is an inferior product. It is ok at night, but during the day when the sun light is bright, you will not be able to see the image.
822365
I just perchased the H20. I'm use to having a view finder. I thought there may be a way torig some kind of sighting device. The camera already has a means of sighting in. Looking fromthe rear of the camera, there is an elbow formed to the left side of the flash "hump". If youbracket your subject in this elbow it'll pretty much end up dead center of your shot. Hey, it'snot hi-tech but the method works.
585771
Good question. Unfortunately, I've only used it for a short period of time and that was always outdoors. It's probably enough wide angle for indoors, but not so sure how good it would be in low light situations like indoors, especially if you're using them for something so important like real estate photos. Wish I could be more help.
231796
The point is to hide the receiver box near by....and there really is not way to lock it unless you enclose it in some sort of box. My receive box is stashed in a bush about 10 yards from my camera to ensure the box is in range and receive the pics. Even with the "new" improved model...I still found the distance to be very disappointing....15 yards in the woods was the max distance...but it is still useful against theft if hidden near by.
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The focal distance is needed as if you are too close or too far from the desired object or surface , it would be blurry. Or you would not be able to fine tune the resolution on the screen. Detail would be lacking. The light power is great and produces images of great resolution. Alexys M. Sears
1873728
As long as you have the adapter on the camera, you're always going to have that tunnel vision unless you zoom in till it's gone. If your are thinking of getting this kit, I would say skip and save your money. It adds nothing at all to the use of the camera.
1796791
You are better off using live view. Why? At f/1.4 the depth of field is razor thin for portraits.
811532
If you are using the camera normally, lighting is as important as it is with any other camera.Using the infared mode, it seems to work a little better in low light than total darkness as the infared (on my camera at least) is not very strong.You get about 5-6 visual at most depending on your angle in total dark where as you might get 10 to 20 feet in low light, but it may be harder to distinguish things at the greater distances.
2189917
It is not line of sight. I've used it from a distance but not through a wall yet......It is a decent buy.
239944
Like you, I have to wear sunglasses with my prescription in them. I have always had a problem looking at the LCD screens with my sunglasses on. What I do, is take my sunglasses off, and rely on the EVF. I am lost without it, especially with my vision. I think I get better photos that way.
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Distance and line of sight is required, if you have an obstacle, which includes yourself or possibly other actors could interfere with that line of sight issue. I needed to go thirty feet, when I turn my back to the listener it became intermittent. It did not meet my needs.