Is there a dioptric adjustment for the electronic viewfinder (EVF)?
2070462
Pull the eye piece out at far as it will go. The dioptric is on the left hand side near the bottom of the eye piece. It's very small and hard to find and hard to to get your finger in there to make the adjustment.
2070463
Yes - there's a small dial on the LHS of the viewfinder when you pull it out. It does seem to slip at times so you do need to readjust but it works OK.
2070464
Yes there is. Small button down. I do not use glasses and image was blur when I realized this feature
994841
Yes, it has an optical view finder, which I prefer to framing an image in the LCD screen -- even though the VF shows only about 93% of the area.
2252650
Yes, it has an adjustable dioptor viewfinder that pulls out, to extend toward your eye for ease of use and bright daylight.
1348196
There is a small wheel to the right of the viewfinder. By turning it you will adjust the viewfinder to your eyesight. Easy!
2133472
Yes, and they look better when files are transfer to a computer. The evf ( electronic view finder) is not as accurate in terms of resolution ..... color, resolution, etc. Limitations of a real view finder due to device compactenes design. Over all these vinoculars rock .... highly recomend this product.
2012021
Had to look this one up. Apparently it's related to the EV +/-2. I suppose that's a yes then? Aside from two efficient auto modes, the camera has a "Program Auto" mode, in which you can change the ISO, white balance, focus, and metering mode, as well as the that EV bit.
1505998
Clarity of what you see through the viewfinder is adjustable to adopt to each person's different eyesight. There is a small ribbed wheel on the left side of the viewfinder to make that adjustment. Turn that wheel either up or down until what you see through the viewfinder is clear. It's that simple!
18283
Yes, I do. But what's the question? Do you know that you can fine-tune the focus on your viewfinder to accommodate your own eye's imperfection.. there's a tiny glider on the EVF which you can slide back and forth... until you have perfect focus in the EVF for YOUR own vision. Is THAT the question?
217035
Hi Try pushing the EVF/LCD button on the right hand side of the viewfinder. That should fix the problem.
2262125
Yes! Three compatible viewfinders areVF-2, VF-3 and VF-4. Just depends on your need and budget
1870312
The APS-C sensor on the X-E1 reduces the field of view on your 35mm lens to 52.5mm so I think any vintage 50mm optical viewfinder would suit your purpose. If you want more versatility then perhaps one of these is an option. http://www.ebay.com/itm/HB-UNIVERSAL-VIEWFINDER-35mm-50mm-85mm-90mm-135mm-/161046711024Good luck.
1505992
There is a dial, just to the left of the viewfinder that will adjust the sharpness in the viewfinder. You can adjust it to your eye. Reminder, the setting will be different between your naked eye and glasses/contact lenses [if you wear them]. Hope this helps.
1239212
No! Only the Focus can be manually adjusted. The "Iris" and or Aperture leaves are electronically controlled only..
727312
Yes I have the vf4 on my ep3 all the time. You do need to push the button on the view finder as the eye detection is not available on the ep3
58019
There is a button to the right of the viewfinder that is labeled EVF/LCD. Push that and it will allow you to turn off your LCD screen and use the viewfinder. It is labeled as number 12 in Name of Components schematic in the booklet the camera came with.
482189
Yes it has a viewfinder. It works quite well except the diopter adjustment doesn't go quite far enough for my glasses. Then again, my glasses are pretty strong!
1506000
There is a wheel near the viewfinder with - and + signs. Turn that in either direction to focus the viewfinder while looking in it. :-)