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Why do these ****ers put just an LCD for viewing and no viewfinder if the
LCD is **** in bright daylight? I have to guess where the subject is and
hope for the best. You are dumbasses Nikon! OK, not just Nikon but a lot of
camera companies are doing the same thing. You have to pay another $100.00
just to get a P&S with a viewfinder.

On Sat, 05 Dec 2009 20:02:30 -0800, Don Lope de Aguirre wrote:

> Why do these ****ers put just an LCD for viewing and no viewfinder if
> the LCD is **** in bright daylight? I have to guess where the subject is
> and hope for the best. You are dumbasses Nikon! OK, not just Nikon but a
> lot of camera companies are doing the same thing. You have to pay
> another $100.00 just to get a P&S with a viewfinder.

I guess someone held a gun to your head and made you buy it. You didn't
know it had no viewfinder???

On Dec 5, 11:02*pm, "Don Lope de Aguirre" <l...@amazon.invalid> wrote:
> Why do these ****ers put just an LCD for viewing and no viewfinder if the
> LCD is **** in bright daylight? I have to guess where the subject is and
> hope for the best. You are dumbasses Nikon! OK, not just Nikon but a lot of
> camera companies are doing the same thing. You have to pay another $100.00
> just to get a P&S with a viewfinder.

All LCDs are crap in sunlight.

"Don Lope de Aguirre" <> wrote in message
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> Why do these ****ers put just an LCD for viewing and no viewfinder if the
> LCD is **** in bright daylight? I have to guess where the subject is and
> hope for the best. You are dumbasses Nikon! OK, not just Nikon but a lot of
> camera companies are doing the same thing. You have to pay another $100.00
> just to get a P&S with a viewfinder.


Or put a coat or similar over your head ?




michael adams

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"Don Lope de Aguirre" <> wrote in message
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> Why do these ****ers put just an LCD for viewing and no viewfinder if the
> LCD is **** in bright daylight? I have to guess where the subject is and
> hope for the best. You are dumbasses Nikon! OK, not just Nikon but a lot
> of camera companies are doing the same thing. You have to pay another
> $100.00 just to get a P&S with a viewfinder.
At least Fujifilm cameras all have an EVF.

"Ray Shafranski" <> wrote in message
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> At least Fujifilm cameras all have an EVF.

All have an EVF? Where's the EVF here?

http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/spec...ifilm_a170.asp

David

That's like saying, "My Porsche drives like crap on the ice."
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m-m
http://www.mhmyers.com

George Kerby wrote:
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>
>
> On 12/5/09 10:02 PM, in article 009701ec$0$23808$,
> "Don Lope de Aguirre"<> wrote:
>
>> Why do these ****ers put just an LCD for viewing and no viewfinder if the
>> LCD is **** in bright daylight? I have to guess where the subject is and
>> hope for the best. You are dumbasses Nikon! OK, not just Nikon but a lot of
>> camera companies are doing the same thing. You have to pay another $100.00
>> just to get a P&S with a viewfinder.
>>
> If you bought a Canon, you wouldn't have that problem. Did you pay only
> fifty bucks for that "Crude-Pix"?
>
> <http://www.nextag.com/canon-sd1200/compare-html>
>
Several Canon point-and-shoots have no optical viewfinder, including the
new SD 980.

Mort

M-M <nospam.m-> wrote:
> That's like saying, "My Porsche drives like crap on the ice."

P&S need good light, so of course they should work in the
sun. It's like saying "My Porsche drives like crap on the
road." "on the ice" would be near darkness for P&S cameras.

-Wolfgang

In article <f483c350-ef1c-4951-98e8->,
Rich <> wrote:
>On Dec 5, 11:02*pm, "Don Lope de Aguirre" <l...@amazon.invalid> wrote:
>> Why do these ****ers put just an LCD for viewing and no viewfinder if the
>> LCD is **** in bright daylight? I have to guess where the subject is and
>> hope for the best. You are dumbasses Nikon! OK, not just Nikon but a lot of
>> camera companies are doing the same thing. You have to pay another $100.00
>> just to get a P&S with a viewfinder.
>
>All LCDs are crap in sunlight.

The LCD displays on my Garmin GPS navigator, and my Nokia smartphone, are
perfectly and brilliantly readable in direct sunlight - because the
designers took that into account and put a reflective panel behind the
LCD. It's called a transflective display - and it's well past high time
that camera manufacturers started putting them in digital cameras.