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Here’s the thing. Yes, you’re giving up battery life with the EVF. However, you’re also giving up all the other new advances manufacturers are shoving into ne
by snapetom 4y ago
Here’s the thing. Yes, you’re giving up battery life with the EVF. However, you’re also giving up all the other new advances manufacturers are shoving into newer mirror less cameras. Eye tracking auto focus, great low light performance, next gen lenses, etc.
I too was very anti EVF until I used one last year. In the end, the visual performance fears didn’t show up, the battery life can be dealt with, and the benefits of the Canon R5 were just too much.
- lttlrck 4y agoThe Canon EOS 50 film camera had eye controlled focusing in 1995... sure it could only manage 3 zones but that's all the camera had :-)
- Scene_Cast2 4y agoThat's a different type of eye AF. One is AF point controlled by where the photographer is looking, the other detects the eyes of the subject.