that > Minolta currently makes the highest resolution viewfinder? I was > rather impressed by their "superfine evf" which seemed almost good > enough for someone, like me, used to a film slr. On the Minolta A2 they have a viewfinder which is VGA resolution...

more resolution than any other I've heard of. Where most have a little more than 100k pixels and a few have double that, the A2 has over 900k pixels. Several reviewers have lamented that its replacement, the KM A200 reverted to a lower resolution EVF....

me some input please. >>>>> I got a a200, I looked at the A2 and whilst it offers a few more features the swing out viewfinder and remote made more sense to me on the A200 than the A2. The A200 is a bit slow to focus in low light, (but I'm told...

Thats the bad news. The good news is, it can mostly be avoided by framing/exposing so as NOT to put the sensor into a situation where you have fine detail that is VERY brightly back lit. The second biggest complaint is high noise at anything over ISO...

so you can't fool me in this regard. >>> Your camera's LCD may only have 240k resolution, but that's far > from what current technology is capable of providing. Are you aware > that there's a camera that has an EVF with over 900k resolution? > And...

match what you would be getting if they made >an APS prosumer Even then, he could just pretend the viewfinder was a really high resolution, wide gamut EVF. Archived from groups: rec.photo.digital () "Chris Brown" wrote: >> Zeiss Ikon is the one to...

Thu, 25 Nov 2004 08:44:46 -0800, Harlen Ng wrote: >Simon, >>I have a FZ10 and the electronic viewfinder seems to wash out. I guess this due >the low resolution in the viewfinder and due no brightening assist. Are you >happy with the EVF on your FZ20?...

of N73 involves the ability to print pictures either through infrared, PictBridge or Bluetooth. The phone supports a 2.4 inch high resolution displaythat troubleshoot as a viewfinder for its 3.2 megapixel camera. The N95 is an all in one office computer...

resolution (how many megapixels), features, and price. The other factors will include battery life, memory, camera zoom, as well as the LCD viewfinder. Think about these issues and you'll definitely have a better idea of which digital camera is right for...

image size is larger and higher resolution. And the images needs to be resized (shrunk) to fit 4x6. My question is about the proportions. Lower resolution fit 4x6 - but higher resolution images appear almost square rather than rectangular. The FinePix...