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Not a plug for Nikon, but their version of this concept is far superior IMO: http://www.nikon.com/about/feelnikon/universcale/ http://www.nikon.com/about/feeln
by knowaveragejoe 13y ago
Not a plug for Nikon, but their version of this concept is far superior IMO:
http://www.nikon.com/about/feelnikon/universcale/ http://www.nikon.com/about/feelnikon/universcale/
- deletes 13y agoMuch better design. But really lacks on objects on the large scales and the automatic pop-ups make the thing almost unbearable to explore.
- justinpombrio 13y agoIf the pop-ups make the thing unbearable, how could it have a better design?
- deletes 13y agoYou are proposing a false dilemma.
- hadem 13y agoI disagree. The user interface is poorly designed. It immediately slides everything past in a blur. I wanted to look from smallest to largest, but when I click the icon to go to the smallest scale, I'm asked to "restart". If I use the scroll wheel and get to the smallest scale, I'm also asked to restart. When I restart, I'm shown the blur of objects again and have to go through the entire process over again.
- knowaveragejoe 13y agoLate, but - while it's not optimal, it's far superior to the submitted one, if for no other reason than the continuous scale reference.