SrMi Posted 16 hours ago Share #1  Posted 16 hours ago Advertisement (gone after registration) My common issue with EVFs is their limited dynamic range and contrast. That is especially irritating in combination with exposure simulation (WYSIWYG). To optimally expose an image (avoid clipping, maximize exposure), the image in the EVF is too often either too dark or too bright for proper framing. That's so bothersome with the Hasselblad X series that I have to shoot with exposure simulation off (manual mode only). Turning the exposure simulation off disables or invalidates histogram and highlight clipping information. Therefore, I need to be able to switch between exposure simulation on and off quickly: on to set the exposure, off to frame the image. I have a button assigned to turn exposure simulation on/off (Olympus) or to cycle through modes (Fuji). Leica SL3 and Q3 also allow quick toggling of exposure simulation, but only in M mode. Interestingly, the Leica M series, primarily a rangefinder/OVF camera, handles the described EVF issue better than any other EVF camera. By setting Exposure Preview to Shutter Button half-pressed, I can frame the scene without exposure preview (almost like an OVF) and then set or verify the exposure with a half-press. I would love to see Leica implement it in its other cameras. 4 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
Advertisement Posted 16 hours ago Posted 16 hours ago Hi SrMi, Take a look here Exposure Preview > Shutter Button half-pressed. I'm sure you'll find what you were looking for!
lct Posted 15 hours ago Share #2 Â Posted 15 hours ago Exposure preview can cause flickering together with magnification on my MEV1 so i set it off personally. I did the same on the M11 already as i prefer uncluttered view anyway so i don't care TBH but Leica should fix this flickering issue if it is shared by others IMO. 1 Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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