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diogenis · 05/13/08, 03:56 PM

Right, just what I was hoping to hear
So, it is safe to assume, that focusing is easy and accurate with lenses up to and including the 90mm apo, granted with a bit of practice and maybe with help of a magnification aid.
It is not certainly not difficult, and it gives you a rewarding feeling of accomplishment to every photo you shoot. It also operates under some strict rules (135mm difficult, no good for moving targets that move closer to 10-20 meters)

On the other hand a very good autofocus dSLR, is precise and fast, It still has its limitations -low light- even though these are being worked and they won't exist in the future (maybe), it can shoot moving targets and all this is done by the xyz processor.

05/13/08, 03:56 PM	#12 (permalink)
diogenis Erfahrener Benutzer Join Date: 01/19/08 Posts: 331	Re: Accuracy of M8's rangefinder system Right, just what I was hoping to hear So, it is safe to assume, that focusing is easy and accurate with lenses up to and including the 90mm apo, granted with a bit of practice and maybe with help of a magnification aid. It is not certainly not difficult, and it gives you a rewarding feeling of accomplishment to every photo you shoot. It also operates under some strict rules (135mm difficult, no good for moving targets that move closer to 10-20 meters) On the other hand a very good autofocus dSLR, is precise and fast, It still has its limitations -low light- even though these are being worked and they won't exist in the future (maybe), it can shoot moving targets and all this is done by the xyz processor.