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Waitasec...wouldn't you have to hold it at a very specific distance from your eye for the "viewfinder" to be accurate?
by monitron 1mo ago
Waitasec...wouldn't you have to hold it at a very specific distance from your eye for the "viewfinder" to be accurate?
- omoikane 1mo agoIt's probably not that different from rangefinder style cameras[1]. I don't think the problem with this one is with its transparent viewfinder, it's more that its output quality just aren't that great according to someone who tried it[2]. Seems like a neat toy at $45 though. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rangefinder_camera https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rangefinder_camera [2] https://www.reddit.com/r/Godox/comments/1urlp8u/first_test_shot_with_the_godox_c100_godoxs_first/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Godox/comments/1urlp8u/first_test_s...
- mrheosuper 1mo agoThe quality is much better than expected, a little too sharp but still passable for me. I was expecting another "retro-like" throwaway toy camera.
- graemep 1mo agoI think most rangefinder cameras are/were either fixed focal length or adjusted to the lens in use so there was only a tiny parallax error. This is going to be far, far worse.